Sentence examples for a poor printing from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, a poor printing job washed away details from some of the pictures, at least in the copy I saw, giving parts of the book the feel of a retread.

These result in a poor printing quality for high-speed printing.

I saw a really poor print of Maria Falconetti in Carl Dreyer's The Passion of Joan of Arc: she's amazing.

In cartilage engineering, photocrosslinkable glycosaminoglycan-based hydrogels are chondrogenic, but alone have generally poor printing properties.

However, the printing techniques existing today suffer from several drawbacks including long processing time, poor printing fidelity for high aspect ratio constructs, and poor cytocompatibility.

An inadequate volume of solder paste deposition or poor printing quality can cause soldering defects and lead to significant reworking and repairing costs.

Be sure to inject the ink slowly to avoid any air bubbles that can cause poor printing results.

In 1894 Carroll was so incensed by a poor quality print run of Through the Looking Glass that he withdrew it from sale and urged readers who had bought it to return copies to Macmillan, the publisher.

Consumers have shown a remarkable ability to expand their entertainment appetites, and new consumption habits largely prove additive, not cannibalistic (except for my poor print friends of course).

Science can also make poor print news due to its lack of emotion, according to Tim Radford, science editor of The Guardian, who feels that science is too cold to reach his readers.

She thought that the syndrome included light sensitivity, inadequate background accommodation, poor print resolution, restricted span recognition and lack of sustained attention.