Sentence examples for ink exists from inspiring English sources

Not enough ink exists to describe the examples of callous cruelty visited by one person on another nor the way one people has profited from the enslaving and brutalization of another.

This will trick your printer into thinking the empty cartridge is now full, based on how much ink exists in the other cartridge.

The inspection of the amplitude maps of the dFTs of images #1 to #3 and of the corresponding maps of the other four images (#6 to #9) for which entries in red ink exist for the CrysTBox program in Tables 3 and 5 revealed that the reciprocal lattice assignment was not based on the two shortest reciprocal lattice vectors in the amplitude maps.

Furthermore, an expanding range of active inks exists from the printed electronics industry which can potentially be applied to create many types of smart fabric.

The red ink that exists is largely attributable to a congressional mandate from 2007 that has nothing to do with mail delivery and that can readily be fixed -- and 227 of the 435 House members already are co-sponsoring a bill to do just that.

Likewise with inventions: the printing press was only possible – and perhaps only thinkable – once moveable type, paper and ink all existed.

The ink-bottle effect exists in the intrusion stage in the MIP test.

Whereas print exists as ink marks durably impressed on paper, electronic literature can change every time a reader accesses it, offering different reading paths or combinations depending on the reader's choices.

Notion Ink seems to exist in a fantasy world of fanboys and blogs.

According to a Swiss prosecutor, the paper on which the sales agreement is inked didn't exist in 1985, and no one has been able to prove that any money changed hands.

While a truly black rose is impossible to breed, several dark burgundy roses exist, including Ink Spots, Black Lady, and Baccara.