Sentence examples for core printed from inspiring English sources

However, given the health of the company's core printed coupon business, he is not worrying unduly about the matter.

31 British History Online british-history.ac.uk A collection of some of the core printed sources for British history, including much for local history, organised by county.

Multichips embedded on the aluminum core printed circuit boards (Al-PCB) architecture is one of the features of the LED package method, along with low thermal resistance, low price, and easier development compared with luminaire systems.

As the studies for applying the heat pipe to the high power LED, an embedding technology the heat pipe in the MCPCB (Metal Core Printed Circuit Boards), loop heat pipe, and a columnar heat pipe for 90 W, etc. were developed and may apply to COB LED lamp.

The effect of thermal conductivity of MCPCB (metal-core printed circuit board) substrate on the heat dissipation of LED module in the vertical direction and MCPCB substrate in the length and width direction was evaluated.

Quebecor said it was shedding its noncore operations to focus on its core printing business.

Drill down, though, and she talks about challenges in H.P.'s core printing, PC and services businesses.

Although he remained the editor-in-chief, Lewis's presence at Victoria became increasingly infrequent as he focused on finding new ways to replace revenues lost from the core print business.

Dow Jones is scheduled to post its third-quarter results today, and analysts expect them to be anemic, with the core print publishing business showing an operating loss for the fifth consecutive quarter.

Earl J. Wilkinson, the executive director of the marketing association, said that now that the dot-com ad blitz was over and newsprint prices were up, the industry's saving grace may be its new conviction "that brands actually have the ability to be extended from one core print product" -- and not just onto the Internet either.

Its core print-media business is just as doomed as Time Inc's, but chief executive Robert Thomson is not talking about building the next Facebook: instead, he spent $415m to buy Harlequin, a reliable source of romance-novel revenues which can easily survive into the digital age.