Sentence examples for work is reproduced from inspiring English sources

Artists retain copyright and must be compensated if their work is reproduced.

It is through this commitment that he met his wife, Katharine Sturgis, a skilled painter whose work is reproduced in Goodman's Ways of Worldmaking (1978).

He was an artist whose work is reproduced so ubiquitously that we forget the revolutionary impact that his cut-outs or decoupages had on how we view the hue of an image.

Since the work is reproduced below with Dennis' accompanying text describing the work's process and intent, I won't belabor description of the work except to comment that it's one of the most apt enactments I've yet seen of the enculturation bestowed by a father on his son, and the inevitable if innocently unconscious narcissism that bonds them.

For reference, the key map from that work is reproduced here as Fig. 1.

Psychiatrist Dr. Keith Ablow, author of Living the Truth, also worries that Britney's current situation — living with a parent (her dad, Jamie Spears) and going to work — is reproducing the exact same childhood situation that could have led to her mental issues.

Here, Jackson's work was reproduced alongside that of Mondrian, Kandinsky, Helion, Gabo, Moore, Nicholson and his cousin Barbara, among others.

But the possibility that animals, including humans, could be cloned did not seriously impinge on the public imagination until his work was reproduced in mammals with the generation of Dolly, the cloned sheep, in 1997.

On the contrary, he says: 'Nobody was more astonished at the response than me.' He dithered long and hard before agreeing to let his work be reproduced - it didn't happen till 1995 - and says he was guided by thinking: 'What would Monet or Van Gogh have done?' In 1998, he moved down to London because he had become too visible in Edinburgh and attracted too many hangers-on.

The same optimization work was reproduced for beryllium in an 8-fold diluted non spiked blood.

This work was reproduced in part in a later paper by Belevitch, Transmission Losses in 2n-terminal Networks.