Sentence examples for normal print from inspiring English sources

Their main value is to enable a person to read normal print that would otherwise be difficult to read.

So you would end up printing what looked like a normal print in the '80s and '90s.

The blind man's description of the film work that he has never seen is the core of the book -- set in normal print.

The result is a poetry which is dramatic and stately, with extravagant touches: for example, the name APOLLO! in huge letters stretched across two pages, and, in normal print below, "Who had been patient with you/ Struck".

Ms Sheppard at Random House says that a "bespoke book" of this sort need only cost a few pounds more than one published as part of a normal print run.

With Griffo's cursive type as the base, the problems of size and readability were both solved; and, by increasing the normal print run to 1,000 copies per edition, the economics were rendered more favourable.

To make a plaster print, the plate is inked in the same manner as it would be for normal printing.

Because normal printing houses require high minimum orders (>500 pieces) and a lot of technical knowledge, they offer very long turn around 30-455 dand) and very high personalization cost with poor quality and even worse customer service.

Ms Clague described the campaign, which will include more normal national print and billboard advertising, as a "celebration" of women's legs.

Dr. Neil M. Bressler of Johns Hopkins University, the chairman of the group that conducted the trial, said a two-line improvement in vision would allow some people to read normal-size print or to drive again.

Water contact angles of a normal 3D printed poly-lactic-acid (PLA) scaffold dramatically dropped after CAP treatment from 70±± 2° to 24 ± 2°.