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Перевод: lithographic

[прилагательное]
литографский; литографированный

Тезаурус:

1. At their encouragement Duncan Grant, Vanessa Bell, Ceri Richards, Colquhoun, MacBryde, Vaughan and Minton began working on specially prepared lithographic paper which was afterwards sent, either to a well-known lithographic printer in Paris, Louis Ravel, or to the Chiswick Press.
2. Richard Benson wrote of the method he evolved: For years I have loved the broad and smooth areas of colour that exist in posters printed by stone lithography, and in working with the halftone screen to reproduce photographs, I have struggled to apply this inherently lithographic quality to the work of the stone's descendant, the modern offset press
3. J. Farington published his lithographic Views of the Lakes in 1789.
4. It sponsored a meeting at Didcot, near Oxford, last month to bring university researchers and semiconductor manufacturers together to discuss new lithographic materials.
5. New lithographic techniques, such as electron-beam or X-ray methods, require their own special resists.
6. It should not be difficult to distinguish between the genuine work and the more shoddy effects produced by lithographic reproduction.
7. Fujitsu recently showed that 64-megabit DRAMs could be made using fairly conventional lithographic equipment, based on ultra-violet light rather than exotic lasers or X-rays.
8. The illustrations are "stripped in" as separate films, and the whole film goes to a process camera which makes the lithographic printing plate.
9. They need new lithographic materials to do this and British polymer chemists can provide them.
10. Lithographic duplicators work on the principle that oil and water do not mix.
11. They aim to improve web offset lithographic printing technology to increase productivity and reduce waste.
12. The former is the initial, original creation of the artist - the etching into the plate, the drawing on the lithographic stone and so on.
13. These people followed a variety of occupations: there was a G.P.O. messenger, a solicitor's clerk, a manufacturer of waterproof leather, a lithographic printer, and a comb manufacturer.