Sentence examples for color press from inspiring English sources

As Walker's book states, the advent of the high-speed rotary color press in the 1890s started a riot in the staid Sunday paper, which became a haven for some of the most gleefully weird characters in popular culture, then or since.

EFI, which makes printer software, gained for the second week in a row after EFI and Xerox launched EXP5000, a new server for the Xerox DocuColor 5252 Digital Color Press on May 5. Printronix sustained the Infoimaging Index's biggest losses last week, with shares of the industrial printer maker declining 10.3%.

Among the other notable investments KKR completed in the early 1990s included World Color Press (1993 95), RELTEC Corporation (1995) and Bruno's (1995).

For auto color press Shift+Ctrl+B.

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By then, to accommodate color presses, the paper had printing plants in Queens and New Jersey.

The text which accompanies the drawing states the following: "A hundred and one years ago, Joseph Pulitzer developed color presses so that The World could bring famous European paintings to the masses.

Relying on the deep pockets of their owners, the tabloids have each invested heavily in new color presses -- a $200 million plant in the Bronx for The Post and a $62 million plant in Jersey City for The News.

"Far from being shady, squalid or trivial," Whyte writes, "the yellows were big, rich businesses run out of towering buildings with elevators, telephones and electric lights.... Their dazzling color presses could spit out a million copies a day for delivery over thousands of square miles.

The high level of sophistication can be seen in specimens like an excessively decorated ad for a 12-color press ("Golding's Chromatic Jobber," circa 1886) that demanded a lot of patience as well as aptitude to achieve the final result.