Sentence examples for electronic prints from inspiring English sources

Today, with scanners, stand-alone kiosks that let consumers doctor photos and print them, and digitally savvy photo-processing stores, even users of the most basic cameras can opt for electronic prints on a compact disc or delivered by e-mail, or prints uploaded to a Web site.

Or we could resort to something different and radical: the electronic printing press.

QE is being tapered away, but the electronic printing presses are still operating.

Once a page has been formatted, the entire image is transferred to an electronic printing or photocomposition device.

John Slaney, President of American Direct Laser, the electronic print di-vision of GDS, said: "The launch of print and distribution of digital news-papers is at the forefront of the electronic print and distribution model.

At the end of the 20th century, a new electronic printing method, print-on-demand, began to compete with offset printing.

So, when the Internet came around and newspapers need people to translate their print pages into electronic print pages, the producer was born.

Nevertheless, Jeremy Corbyn wants to reactivate the Bank's electronic printing presses and to use the cash to invest in, among other things, social housing, energy and transport.

As a way of preventing elected politicians from overusing the electronic printing presses, Turner proposes putting money finance exclusively in the hands of independent central bankers.

Speaking from Brussels, Bowles told the Guardian she had "reservations" about the benefits of quantitative easing – the electronic printing of money.

This followed reports that one of the Bank of England's key policymakers was not ruling out turning on the electronic printing presses again to stimulate growth.