Nanophotonic systems as printed elements are promising to ensure the functionality of novel packaging active and intelligent (smart) packaging, which inform on the status of a packaged food product by changing the properties of an external or internal printed elements or sensors (optical, mechanical, electronic, or other properties).
It is promising to place data carriers for new generation packaging into packaging material or on its surface, both external and internal, by printing techniques.
Ishiuchi made manifest this dynamic instability as well as her own enduring internal tensions, printing in intense contrast and tilting the horizon.
Oracle's internal communications, printed in the government's 44-page complaint, show Oracle employees haggling about the structure of certain software deals and how discounts they give to commercial customers might affect policies tied to government contracts.
(In 2004, three hundred and thirty-eight publications were suspended for printing "internal" information, according to a report in the state press).
Be warned, though – this hand-printed Lovenskate pint-size mug's printed internal radness scale is bound to encourage some competitive biscuit dunking.
The mold itself and several of the internal structures were printed using FDM out of ABSplus, but the model itself was not printed, but cast out of acrylic resin.
Times internal systems for print and the Web site display and manage stories-in-progress.
The documents look alike, except that the one for internal use is printed on lighter paper stock, making it feel less substantial.
He has also printed internal memos, a "Hot Babes" list of Chicago's high-tech women, and he often writes as if penning a casual letter in which he mentions, for example, that a deal might be made and he's overheard the figure $54 million, but can't be sure.
