Sentence examples for old printed from inspiring English sources

Ruth Swan Perkins was born in 1915 in Roanoke, Virginia; her mother rocked her to Tennyson's verses or readings from the King James Bible, while her typesetter father offered his five-year old printed poems to read.

Instead of showing users random letters, why not show them words from scans of old printed texts that automated document-digitisation systems, based on optical character recognition, could not understand?

We compare non-coupled and coupled models on two tasks: the recognition of artificially degraded handwritten digits and the recognition of real degraded old printed characters.

Little do web users know that as they re-type those annoying, squiggly words, they are actually digitizing old printed material, one hard-to-read word at time.

What can Old Print do to survive?

One of the most beautiful books in the library is a collection of hundreds of crummy JPEGs of variations on the Mona Lisa (think the Mona Lisa morphed with E.T., made by a fourteen-year-old), printed on thick, handmade paper, and accordion-folded into an expensive slipcase; the combination of the crappy and the crafted is weirdly effective.

Joyce Morgan is co-author of Journeys on the Silk Road, the story behind the discovery of the world's oldest printed book.

The walls were hung with old prints.

Once that becomes filthy, haul out your old printing press.

THE OLD PRINT SHOP, 150 Lexington Avenue, near 29th Street.

And the poor old print paper, hanging in there?