Legal monopoly Initially, in England, the monarchy controlled printing by licensing individual printers, and latterly the Stationers Companyy, a legal monopoly that lapsed in 1695.
We demonstrate controlled printing of charged nanoparticles using a metal coated stencil mask by applying an electric potential to engineer the electric field streamlines through the mask opening.
They accomplished that type of censorship by being in cahoots with the Catholic Church and governments in most European countries that regulated and controlled printing by requiring licenses.
Among them are achieving sufficient shape stability of the deposited mix, predicting working time, and controlling print speed.
Officials want to control the flow of information available over the Internet just as they control print, radio and television, even though they have acknowledged the importance of the new medium and are now using it themselves for propaganda.
We have suffered under the thumbs of a cartel that controls print distribution and refuses to compete on terms.
The commission's central concern is that old rules which control printed political messages have no grip on their digital equivalents.
Fearful that Tibetans might mass-copy incendiary material, public security officials intend to more tightly control printing and photocopying shops, according to reports from the Tibetan capital, Lhasa.
Here in Congleton, demand for the sophisticated machinery that controls printing presses and wind turbines is booming; but most of the factory's growth this year, up 40%, is driven by demand from China.
Designed for workgroup environments, Dell ColorTrack Pro manages user access at the server level, to more easily control printing and toner costs.
