Sentence examples for organic ink from inspiring English sources

And you can out-do all the Williamsburg hipsters and Berkeley hippies, because a Moleskine has nothing on this McCain notebook, made of recycled paper and organic ink.

The 24-millimeter-square memory array was made by building up several layers of organic "ink" squirted from a nozzle like an aerosol.

By combining recently developed roll-to-roll nanoimprint and organic ink jet printing technology36, membrane lasers could be mass-produced with high reproducibility and at low cost.

Compared with nanosilver conductive ink, the synthesized silver organic ink is transparent and clear without any visible particles.

To get around these problems, a group led by Chad Mirkin came up with a technique called dip-pen nanolithography, which uses a water layer to transport organic ink on the AFM tip to a surface (Science, 29 January, p. 661).

Some researchers, for example, are developing inexpensive methods that use commercial printing techniques to deposit inorganic or organic semiconductor "inks". But the best inorganic ink-based devices perform about an order of magnitude worse than single-crystalline silicon, whereas organic ink-based transistors are a thousand times worse.

It is easy to find a fleece jacket, but not one with care instructions printed on the fabric in organic inks.

The wallpapers are made from sustainably harvested paper and printed with organic inks that are nontoxic and free of heavy metals.

Printed circuits, made of organic inks, operate far more slowly and with less memory capacity than their silicon counterparts, but they can be made for pennies.

Over months, she built up a relationship with this new supplier, finding out from others in the business where to source the organic inks that Animal Tails needed, talking to representatives on the phone and meeting them in London (though she never visited Turkey).

Conventional black liquids are based on organic inks or Indian ink, but they show serious drawbacks because of the light-induced degradation and thermal degradation at the operating temperatures, instability of solutions during time and fouling of inks on the internal side of exposed surfaces.