Mr. Safer likes a machine "that does immediate printing," he said, adding that his Olivetti "is ready to roll anytime I am".
A significant advantage to the use of PDA administered surveys is the capability to produce an immediate print-out of data provided in the survey.
His best-known invention, patented in 1982, was the Pro-Back, a Polaroid attachment for a 35-millimeter camera that gave photographers an immediate proof print, letting them test a shot without having to wait for the film to be developed.
2. My Brilliant Career by Miles Franklin Stella Miles Franklinin wrote My Brilliant Career (1901) when she was only a teenager, and it was an immediate hit, printed with a foreword from Henry Lawson.
Another study indicated cancer patients experience clinically meaningful improvements in HRQOL after three sessions of using immediate feedback print-outs [ 43].
Rather, it was the immediate process of printing the portraits on-site, and displaying them the following day at Milk Gallery, that was most interesting to him.
In 1546 the reforming Council of Trent accorded this version "authentic" status, and the need for a corrected text became immediate, especially because printing (introduced in the mid-15th century) could ensure, at last, a stabilized text.
The most immediate impact of 3D printing comes via modern prototyping.
I have discovered, too, that digital devices bias reading toward the immediate and ephemeral, and printed information, being slower and more expensive, tends to be of higher quality.
But his innumerable impressions of Paris are literally that -- drawings made directly on lithographic stone and printed for immediate use in one newspaper or another.
The BBC's Good Food website and magazine, which is owned by BBC commercial arm Worldwide and printed by Immediate Media, will continue to include many recipes from popular shows.
