Sentence examples for common printed from inspiring English sources

WLP devices are electronic components with an exposed die that utilizes a ball pitch compatible with standard surface mount technology (SMT) equipment and common printed circuit board (PCB) design techniques.

In the mid-18th century full-colour prints became common, printed using a large number of woodblocks, one for each colour.

The associated environmental concerns and the challenges with recycling of the common printed goods motivate scientists to search for new green printing technologies and novel approaches for the production of long-lasting color images.

The species descriptions also include brief non-technical descriptions, a list of species-specific characters and references to the species in common printed weed guides.

The bedspread, with the common print of motels, is stained and torn.

This pneumatic actuation system is different from other common printing methods and adopts contact spotting technique instead of droplet injection.

The successful application of PLA filament, the most common printing material used in D3DPs, to fabricate surgical implants firmly demonstrated the replicability of the fab@clinic method proposed here.

By making book ownership more common, print also "diminished the lustre of the Renaissance library," causing many collections to dwindle or dissolve altogether as "the library as a cultural institution struggled to adapt to the new age".

An acrylic emulsion artists' paint containing chlorinated copper phthalocyanine pigment was modified with variable-size multilayer graphene (exfoliated graphite) to induce low electrical resistance; composite films were spray-cast on common printing paper, heat-cured, and subsequently polished under mild compression, to produce highly conductive paper.

A future development of this room-temperature processing approach of the active layer, not requiring any additional post-fabrication annealing steps, could implement HSCs fabrication by common printing technologies for a cost-effective fabrication of devices onto large-area and flexible substrates.

I thought, said I, you were going to complain of the Gloss on the Paper, some object to: No, no, says he, I have heard that mentioned, but it is not that; 'tis in the Form and Cut of the Letters themselves; they have not that natural and easy Proportion between the Height and Thickness of the Stroke, which makes the common Printing so much more comfortable to the Eye.