Sentence examples for the facsimile was presented from inspiring English sources
In 2014, the facsimile was presented to the nation of Egypt, as a gift.
The facsimile is said to be one of the most sophisticated replicas ever made.
Most of the letters are presented in both transcript and facsimile, giving the entries the textured quality of archival shadowboxes, arranged for quiet consideration.
Facsimiles of the letters to "Master" and Otis Phillips Lord are presented in The Master Letters of Emily Dickinson (1986), edited by R.W. Franklin, and Emily Dickinson's Open Folios: Scenes of Reading, Surfaces of Writing (1995), edited by Marta L. Werner.
They are presented in black velour-covered boxes with a small plate on top saying, "Facsimile of key made in 1812 for the door of City Hall, New York".
The facsimiles were likely destroyed.
The facsimiles are hand-painted.
By the 1980s, however, analog facsimile was virtually replaced by the digital fax machine.
The £420,000 facsimile is said to be the most detailed copy ever made.
The 1928 facsimile is a closer reproduction of the Act in its original state; there are spelling errors, and the background is visually "noisy", while the 1933 facsimile shows the Act in an "improved" condition.
A facsimile was published in 1974.
