The newlywed couple lived in a tiny flat, initially limiting her output to works on paper.
Take, for example, ADP, where the output to customers was once paper paychecks delivered by van.
Still avaliable as this will produce identical output to the results on the paper.
The resulting collages — of people falling from the sky and figures floating or half-submerged in water — are digitally scanned but output as paper negatives that turn into these grainy, streaked, and crudely vignetted ink-jet prints.
Nonfiber fillers for printing and writing grades paper may comprise 10% of sheet weight or more, but these highly filled grades represent a relatively small fraction of the industry's output of paper and paperboard.
Thanks partly to the incentives, the output of papers has increased dramatically, says Atta-ur-Rahman, chairman of the Pakistan government's higher education commission, who helped introduce the reward system.
The best way to verify the claims of photo-quality printing, however, is to see a sample of the output on photo paper.
In 1998, China's research output amounted to 20,000 papers; by 2008, that figure swelled to 112,000.
Among the different topologies proposed in literature for good voltage regulation and maximum power output, this paper investigates both the schemes to arrive at best configuration and provides a critical comparison to guide prospective users.
In the 2000 to 2009 period Turkey's output of scientific papers rose from barely 5,000 to 22,000; with less cash, Iran's went up 1,300, to nearly 15,000.
During the 1930s, while continuing a prolific output of papers on particular mathematical topics, Kolmogorov began to write articles on methodological questions involving the theories of real analysis and probability.
