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Meanings of cyanotype in English
Document reproduction created by using a contact print process on light-sensitive sheets.
Synonyms
Examples for "blueprint"
Examples for "blueprint"
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Environment Minister David Parker released a blueprint for improving water quality yesterday.
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A Chicago-based government finance watchdog group welcomed Emanuel's budget blueprint on Tuesday.
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The blueprint therefore affects how children see the world, themselves, and others.
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The final part of the plan involved other countries copying Britain's blueprint.
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I believe he has taken the wererat model as his working blueprint.'
Usage of cyanotype in English
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Leaving out B and replacing it by rain water, this makes also a good solution for the cyanotype.
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The following process, discovered at the same time as the cyanotype, and termed chrysotype, is thus described by Sir John Herschel:
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It should then be put in the printing frame in the same way as the cyanotype paper and exposed to the sun.
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It is more like an adult picture book: text telling a detailed story, with luminous cyanotype printed images behind or around the words.
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Prints made upon this cyanotype paper have a beautiful blue tone, and are so simple and easily made that they are very popular.
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Wu uses acrylic gel to paste the cyanotypes onto a huge canvas in his studio.
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Cyanotype printing, invented by Sir John Herschel in 1842, involves placing a negative directly on paper coated with a UV-sensitive combination of cyanide and iron.
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