I took a short screen grab video to explain this process visually. I really did this partitioning bit just to clarify the point that all you need is a partition on the destination device just large enough to hold the contents of the Mac OS X Install ESD partition that is exposed when you mount the InstallESD.dmg image.
I used an 8GB USB pen drive that has two partitions: one just large enough to hold the Mac OS X Install ESD data (I made it 5.0GB), and the second partition is for arbitrary data (so the pen drive still has a use other than being just an ML installer). one that is bootable by an Intel-based Mac). This will expose the 4.8GB "Mac OS X Install ESD" partition which is the only bit that needs to be restored to a suitably-sized partition on a storage device with a GUID partition map (i.e. InstallESD.dmg should be mounted, ideally.
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