In 1914, Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson, the one British painter who professed to be a Futurist, co-signed with Marinetti the "Futurist Manifesto: Vital English Art" that was printed simultaneously in English and French.
For example, cells and biomaterials can be printed simultaneously with more precise spatial control in order to produce constructs with desired properties.
Since they were travelling together, the other photographers assumed that their photos would be printed simultaneously.
Unlike copperplate, a wood engraving could be integrated into a text block and thus be printed simultaneously with the text.
On blanket-to-blanket rotaries, the back is printed simultaneously with the front.
The cover and text, both generated from digital files, are printed simultaneously on opposite sides of the machine.
But now publishers, or authors, depending on who holds the excerpt rights, nearly always stipulate that the excerpt be printed almost simultaneously with the book's arrival in bookstores.
In its current format, a single CaBChip replaces up to eight 96-well plates, and multiple chips can be printed and processed simultaneously.
The three-volume work, in Latin text, was printed in 42-line columns and, in its later stages of production, was worked on by six compositors simultaneously.
