Sentence examples for Print date from inspiring English sources
The phrase "Print date" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to the date on which a document or item is printed. Example: "Please ensure that the print date is clearly visible on the final version of the report."
Note: The book chapter is reprinted courtesy of The MIT Press, from the forthcoming edited collection "The Conceptual Mind: New Directions in the Study of Concepts" edited by Eric Margolis and Stephen Laurence, print date Spring 2015.
Fig. 6 Graph of yellowing vector Y measured against print date of journal.
From ~1960 to 2004 the yellowing vector is an inverse function of print date.
As soon as journals post 1912 print date were studied, previous access indicate damage to many copies, with fragments of newsprint present in the folders as change has occurred.
The Figure contains three distinct areas of trend with respect to print date of the journals, (1) the period from 1868 to 1912 where the journals are some of the least yellow observed until those of the contemporary period of 1996.
The first print date is set for July 10.
Our earliest print dates from 1770 and the collection includes one print by Henry Bunbury not published by Darly.
It is an original albumen print, dated 1861, and the legend scrawled across the bottom reads, "Best general view of Yosemite from Mariposa Trail".
The piece was made in the 1980s, when Gego was at her inventive peak, but a very similar-looking print dates from almost 30 years earlier.
This discrepancy led art historians to track down an equestrian portrait of Charles in a woodcut print dated 1567, and the print turned out to be the model Rubens had used for his ducal portrait.
Spectrum (c) is obtained from a red area in a print dated 1872.
