Sentence examples for commonplace printing from inspiring English sources

As digital cameras become commonplace, printing lags further behind.

[C2.] Slow Start for Digital Photo Printing As digital cameras become commonplace, printing lags further behind.

And when it becomes socially acceptable to talk about things you want to make in your own home, without being a geek, this will be as commonplace as 2D printing".

From the 15th century when printing became commonplace in Europe to the early 19th century, at least 7 million different book titles were printed with hand-operated presses.

Valla hopes that the 3D-printed sculptures, based on these texture maps, will refresh the increasingly commonplace world of 3D-printing.

HUGO GUINNESS, the London-born artist who makes Brooklyn his home, is known for his black-and-white lino-cut prints of commonplace objects.

This article is based on the exciting discovery of a never before printed Law Commonplace, written by the 18th-century lawyer and patriot, Josiah Quincy, Junior.

Digital goods could further extend to CAD files as 3D printing becomes more commonplace, Chuang said.

Schools have embraced the changes and, despite a shortage of suitably qualified teachers, coding software such as Scratch is now standard in classrooms, while app-building and even 3D printing are becoming commonplace.

Even though done on the commonplace copier, these are true prints, in that they are made by the artist's own hand after much experimentation in mastering the vagaries of the machine.

While the majority of shoes sold today are still made the traditional way, you can be sure that 3D printed shoes will become more commonplace in the future, along with many other 3D printed products you'll use every day.