Sentence examples for documents on demand from inspiring English sources

Docstoc offers free and paid memberships, as well as the option to buy one-off documents on demand.

Unlike traditional machine translation efforts that merely translate single documents on demand, the goal of Translingual is to translate the world's news coverage in realtime, seconds after it is published, from 65 languages (soon to be over 100) representing up to 98.4% of non-English online news coverage.

Responding to the claim that, "[f]or a long time, [hotel] owners left their registers open to widespread inspection," Justice Sotomayor distinguished between private choice and government mandate: "[T]he fact that some hotels chose to make registries accessible to the public has little bearing on whether government authorities could have viewed these documents on demand without a hotel's consent".

Users can print documents from their desktop as usual, then use card-swipe or log-in identification at a printer to view and select their documents for on-demand printing.

Incidentally one new ExCo member is the Chinese businessman Di Wu, which comes as something of a surprise given I reported last year he served documents on Aiba demanding it pay back an 18.99m Swiss francs (£13.6m) investment which his company First Contract International Trade put into Aiba's marketing arm, BMA.

According to the document, the black-car on-demand service has raised $103.4 million from TPG, Benchmark and someone who picked up another 1.8 million shares.

But just as Siri plus iCloud moves us rapidly into an on-demand living document world, so too does the social curation of Tweetmemes accelerate intelligent parsing of multiple notification streams.

TextPipe components are either applied directly to documents or run as services on demand.

With the Internet, we have an information system that can store and transmit documents efficiently and cheaply, delivering them on demand to anyone with a computer or a smart phone.

The Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington watchdog organization has filed a Freedom of Information Act request demanding documents on Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's recent phone conference press briefing that was restricted to "faith-based media" only.

It generates a brief skeleton of summary at the first stage, and the details of the summary on different levels of the document are generated on demands of users.