Sentence examples for single prints from inspiring English sources

Although no single prints of great importance were produced, beautiful books were published.

Throughout the century, printmaking was mainly concerned with playing cards and book illustrations, with a few single prints appearing in the second half of the century.

The first Japanese artist to produce single prints in quantity was Torii Kiyonobu, who specialized in portraits of actors and theatre posters.

The artist worked in lithography off and on over the next few years at Universal Limited, producing several single prints as well as "Folio" (1985-1986), his first set designed to be published as a group.

Single prints (in contrast to those printed in a series or as part of an illustrated book) of the early 15th century were not signed or dated, and, because they were religious images carried by pilgrims from one place to another, it is nearly impossible to establish with certainty their place of origin.

However, the scheme may not be able to detect the intruders' signal prints if the devices were installed close to each other with below standard specifications, thus generating odd single prints.

Industrial silicon solar cells like Passivated Emitter and Rear Cells (PERC) typically apply a screen-printed (Ag) front contact with a single print process using a mesh screen.

A single print can have 40 or more comparable features.

A single print might incorporate several techniques or types of material, in the manner of collage.

The production is painstaking, with a single print requiring up to 20 silk screens.

Mr. Mahon's "Cram" is a whole roll of film images overlaid on a single print.