Sentence examples for durable ink from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, by the end of the 1980s, they had constructed a durable ink spot strategy, albeit one based on a more defensive and internally ruthless political-military strategy from the one McChrystal is proposing.

The line is braided nylon instead of string, which should make it pretty durable, and the ink comes in several colors (red is included).

Most of the development work is now going into creating durable, light-fast inks to prevent pictures from fading.

Given the landscape of domestic politics in both the U.S. and Iran, there may not be a better chance to ink a durable deal than over the next few weeks.

Others have shown that by embedding polymers into the ink will give a more durable structure [52].

The ink is secure, but not very durable at this point.

Manufactured from a transparent plastic film and coated with an ink layer, polymer banknotes are seen as cleaner, more durable and more secure than paper.

Inkjet printed surfaces should have good ink fastness properties so that the printed paper can be finished and remain durable during post-treatment and use.

Libraries (as well as many individuals) aren't eager to relinquish ink-on-paper editions, because the printed book is by far the most durable and reliable backup technology we have.

Endoscopic tattoo with India ink injection for surveillance of premalignant gastric lesions is technically cumbersome and may not be durable.

But you don't have to be an ink-sniffing stationery fetishist to think that perhaps the technology of the printed book is more durable and user-friendly than some people have started to give it credit for.