The approach calls for printing patterns of copper on the circuit boards that carry the filter capacitors.
His platform calls for printing billions of rubles to pay years of unpaid wages and pensions and to save failing banks, followed only months later by strict controls on the printing of money and renewed efforts to streamline the tax system and cut spending.
A notorious paper written in 1835 by Thomas Macaulay, commenting coolly that "a single shelf of a good European library was worth the whole native literature of India and Arabia", called for all printing in Sanskrit and Arabic to be banned, and Hindu and Muslim religious schools outlawed.
Since the 1980s, the publication of a Jean M. Auel book has often called for enormous print runs - about one million copies - and elaborate displays in the front of bookstores to draw in readers.
Boris Johnson has written about the claims, which the daily newspaper has denied, and called for the printed version to be saved.
Plus, I was confused that it called for me to print an attached document, yet there was none.
The Catalan government has called for voters to print their own ballots and deposit them in ballot boxes.
What will you do when you learn that Trump actually called for us to print our way out of $19 trillion dollars worth of debt?
He called for supporters to print versions of a new law guaranteeing amnesty to members of the armed forces who "contribute a reestablishment of the democratic and constitutional order" and deliver them to police stations and army bases on Sunday.
Roger Macy London Frank Landamore (Letters, 23 January) calls for innovative printing and wireless technology to solve the problem of reading small, badly positioned captions in art galleries.
And he called for active government intervention — printing more money and, if necessary, spending heavily on public works — to fight unemployment during slumps.
