Sentence examples for digitized print from inspiring English sources
His posts, which you can find under the Old Sport rubric over at the Sporting Scene, are not just digitized print pieces, but the best blogging-as-blogging one will find.
Most of the existing software for automatic quality assessment of digitized print media rely heavily on expertise of the operator and are not suitable for mass processing.
Proud owners of the new Aquos TVs can also view digitized print magazines via a Japanese Internet TV portal and access video-on-demand in HD.
In one, on Kodak C-print paper, argentic and digitized printing are combined.
"Life After Death on Canvas" (1983/1997), for example, consists of a 16-millimeter film projected between two digitized prints on canvas.
A closing sprint of baby-doll dresses was mainly interesting for their digitized prints in hard tones of blue and green, and degenerated plaids.
Busy, digitized prints have had more than their moment in the fashion sun.
The verdict: It was time for Tisci to move on from the digitized prints he helped popularize, and that have now been in fashion for so many seasons.
A more casual alternative to the borrowed-from-the-ladies man bags of recent years, the backpack was seen all over the fall runways, in both familiar interpretations (Louis Vuitton rediscovered the expedition-worthy rucksack) and new ones (Master-Piece's digitized Navajo print, below, and Prada's acidic camouflage).
A new set of digitized 42-by-52-inch 42-by-52-inch 42-by-52-inch 42-by-52-inchr sale; all printsus print editions have been canceled.
Others say signatures will be overtaken in many applications by other biometric attributes that are unique to every individual such as digitized thumb prints -- picture applying your thumb to a pad on the keyboard -- or images of the retina of the eye.
