And, when like rage and hate just poured out of my body, pure exhaustion, He went, 'Cut, print it!
The ease of producing a Vine — a one-handed tap, cut, print — launches little movies effortlessly from passing observation to Internet broadcast.
§ 4952 (U. S. Comp. Stat. 1901, p. 3406), allowing a copyright to the 'author, designer, or proprietor... of any engraving, cut, print..
Creating fewer sections can cut printing costs significantly, whether or not it reduces the number of pages or the amount of material printed.
That supplier is paid a monthly fee, and then has an incentive to cut printing costs by exploiting economies of scale in procurement, replacing printers with more efficient models and so forth.
The real challenge, as the EU guide notes dryly, is persuading people to "actually use the duplex function".Using clever fonts, making toner cartridges last longer and saving paper are all bottom-up ways to cut printing costs.
The goal of Advanced Des Bib — or advanced "boot camp," as students put it — is to reverse engineer precisely how the pages of the book were folded, cut, printed and gathered.
Quilters cut printed motifs from expensive imported chintz usually florals and birds, but sometimes animals and appliquéd them to plain muslin in a process known as broderie perse ("Persian embroidery").
For example, we host several large annual events and we've taken steps over the last several months to increase procurement of reusable or recyclable materials, cut print production, donate surplus food from catered events, and more.
Under the leadership of his son, Steven, Advance has cut print editions and focused on a controversial "digital first" strategy.
Rising journal costs, particularly in the sciences, combine with shrinking library budgets and the growth of aggregated databases to force librarians to cut print journal subscriptions wherever possible.
