The lever in his arm he duplicates in wood and steel; the lenses in his eyes in glass; the visual impressions of his brain on chemically sensitised wood-pulp.
"The Kempton-Wace Letters"
Jack London Anna Strunsky
From beneath all this litter he drew forth a tintype picture, faded now, but clear enough to show him the features of the two individuals printed on the sensitised plate.
"Carolyn of the Corners"
Ruth Belmore Endicott
Quite suddenly, then, the idea flashed through him-how do they come, these odd revelations, when the mind lies receptive like a plate sensitised by anticipation?
"Four Weird Tales"
Algernon Blackwood