The new permanent displays will include printed, woven and embroidered fabrics, rugs, carpets, wallpapers, furniture, stained glass and painted tiles designed by Morris and by Edward Burne Jones, Dante Gabriel Rossetti and Ford Madox Brown.
The difference is that, rather than being printed into permanent shapes like normal ink, electronic ink is held in small capsules that can reveal it or hide it as required.
As a result, we approved a design change that would allow the circuit board to be secured to the plastic enclosure by a permanent adhesive, thus keeping the printed circuit board fixed and preventing vibrations from stressing the wiring.
Research papers are available online in both a web and a journal/PDF format with permanent free access, so can be printed locally and distributed as required at no cost.
A clever fabrication process ensures that printed strips of the ink act as permanent magnets, and cutting them only separates them into two smaller permanent magnets with similar orientations.
His error is somewhat more permanent, in that his office's forecasts are printed in newspapers, including The New York Times, every day.
Once you have heat-set the printed image on the shirt usually by ironing), the image is permanent.
She is a vagrant playgirl; her only permanent state, as she prints on her calling cards, is that she is "Miss Holiday Golightly, Travelling".
(Rosenberg) Museum of Modern Art: 'Print/Out' and 'Printin' ' (through May 14) "Print/Out" presents printed works by 40 artists and artist groups from the museum's permanent collection.
Organized by Christophe Cherix, the museum's chief curator of prints and illustrated books, the show presents printed works by 40 artists and artist groups from the museum's permanent collection in a jazzy, crowded sixth-floor installation.
