Sentence examples for smallest reproduction from inspiring English sources

According to the latest version of Guinness Book of World Records, the five-millimeter-square tablet is the smallest reproduction yet of a printed book.

Guinness also lists Teeny Ted from Turnip Town by Malcolm Douglas Chaplin, which measures 70 micrometres by 100 micrometres, as the smallest reproduction of a printed book yet made.

Seen in small-scale reproduction, Lavender Mist (1950) could be mistaken for a Google Earth map.

In the West the amount and style of decoration varied with European fashion and ranged from small-scale reproductions of 17th-century wall paintings to simple pleated fans with guards of mother-of-pearl.

"Valadier was one of the first to perfect small-scale reproductions in bronze of classical masterpieces," he writes, "which in his hands became precious objects, embellished by decoration and settings made of ancient colored marbles".

Visitors can find small-scale reproductions of several murals in the Huddle, one of the shops in the Super Bowl Village, and can also pick up brochures and maps there for walking tours.

print (after having only seen it on this DVD and, before that, on a VHS that I taped off television) brought out not just visual details that hardly register in the small-scale reproductions but, more importantly, tones and moods that orient the movie's emotional spectrum even further toward grim than I had hitherto sensed.

There is also a small reproduction of a 1939 mural and a collection of ethnic recipes.

"Now I'll show you a small reproduction of what I made with nine cameras".

A small reproduction of the original painting is hung next to each of Mr. Edlund's remakes.

The imagery stayed with me, and back at home, I found a small reproduction of the icon for sale on the Internet — another addition to the collection.