Sentence examples for partially printed from inspiring English sources
Osborne went on to Oxford, where he edited the university magazine Isis in 1992 and produced a special edition partially printed on hemp paper to indicate the importance of "green issues".
Those Latin pieces, together with five anthems to English texts printed by Protestant printer John Day in his Certaine Notes… (issued 1565, though partially printed in 1560), comprised all of his music that Tallis saw in print during his lifetime.
Nonetheless, recently, the same group demonstrated partially printed five-stage ring oscillators with stage delays lower than 5 μs at supply voltages below 3 V, representing an inspiring achievement towards high-performance printed circuits using carbon nanotubes (Fig. 13c e) [59].
In 2012, OwnFone launched what was one of the world's first partially 3D printed phones.
Fig. 1 a Partially assembled printed SS phantom and b assembled phantom positioned on the scanner bed.
Another possible way to increase transparency could be decreasing the cooling temperature ramp, or use a solvent vapor to partially dissolve the 3D printed sample.
This might be partially due to the fact that no probe has been printed in the Affymetrix chips for many annotated rice genes.
The pistol was partially made out of plastic, having been created from a 3-D printed lower receiver and a commercial upper receiver.
The FSS, printed on the bottom side of the substrate, is made of a circular hole array that acts as a partially reflecting mirror.
For a long time the Historia was only partially known through an abstract in the great compendium of Vincent of Beauvais (Speculum historiale), made a generation after Giovanni's own and first printed in 1473.
