Sentence examples for make printouts from inspiring English sources

The computer hasn't changed that; in fact, it has brought more paper than ever to many offices by allowing people to make printouts.

Palm Computing demonstrated tiny S.D. (Secure Digital) cards (the size of a postage stamp) and other Bluetooth attachments that permit palmtops to make printouts on compatible printers, surf the Net through compatible network base stations, and blast data to other Palms across the room -- all wirelessly.

After that date, no county will be allowed to buy machines that can't make printouts.

Shelley said that portion of the bill was implemented in a weaker form by former Secretary of State Bill Jones, whose office required only that counties have the capacity to make printouts if needed.

Staff members and coaches pored over video and made printouts of Cleveland hitters.

In other cases, the agency made printouts from its computer terminals and then had couriers deliver the photographs to policy makers at the White House and other government agencies.

It seems to us analogous to making printouts from microfilm or from a digitised image and to the supply of photocopies, where the charge is directly related to the number of copies supplied". What Berkshire's price structure fails to recognises that a researcher photographing documents costs the archive less than if they requested copies or spent days sitting in the archive transcribing material.

That July, he asked Neil Armstrong if it was possible to send a man to Mars: "In your mind, could it work out, practically?" After his first successes, he made printouts and showed them to his parents, a psychiatrist and a garden writer.

Authorities said he made printouts of the information he found.

If you plan to make large printouts or excerpt sections of your photos, any of these multimegapixel cameras will make you megahappy.

Then he used a machine called a Thermofax to make a printout that can go directly onto the skin.