Sentence examples for conventional papers from inspiring English sources

Yet many readers prefer scouring social media to browsing the digital versions of conventional papers and magazines.

The electronic paper is gradually regarded as a substitute for conventional papers because of its suitability for lengthy reading and for energy saving.

It must also look like a conventional paper document rather than rely on computer conventions… "The flatpad would be in contact with the 'host' newspaper by means of two-way wireless.

The wheat straw paper shown by Swan at the conference felt slightly stiffer than conventional paper.

Conventional paper cups are made from paper laminated with plastic, making them difficult to recycle.

The Nassau and Suffolk Police Departments are trading conventional paper and ink for electronic fingerprinting.

In their invention, Stephen Fantone, Anthony Gelardi and John Gelardi use conventional paper inserts already included inside CD jewel boxes.

"There is lots of conventional business being done by conventional publishers on conventional terms, and the books are being published on conventional paper with conventional royalties.

The survey, like the barometer, is produced as a conventional paper version and a soon-to-be-released interactive website that allows the public and government officials to compare trends of citizen perceptions over time.

This May's key stage 2 tests will be the first to be marked by examiners entirely at the computer screen, rather than using conventional paper and pen, a Standards and Testing Agency message just sent to headteachers reminds them.

The speaker unit itself is constructed from kelp, a natural material providing more audio clarity compared with conventional paper cone units.