Sentence examples for previously printed from inspiring English sources
However, as a filament is extruded, it interacts with previously printed filaments (e.g. on lower 3D printed layers) and its geometry varies from the cylindrical form.
It's merely a matter of time, says Sigworth; pharma companies that previously printed codes on only three of their 17 medicines are now authenticating all of them.
But the trouble with a Web site based on previously printed material, as this one is, is that it soon goes out of date; a site created expressly for the Web can be constantly updated.
Q: Will eBay be introducing two-factor authentication (where you have to enter a code from a mobile device or previously printed list in order to log in from a previously unused device)?
In reality, a small staff translates readers' letters into deliberately folksy copy and tests every recipe (after first checking an extensive database to be sure it has not been previously printed).
Her Irish poems were gathered in the single volume An Enchanted Castle, and Other Poems in 1893, and her last book, The Gift of Tears (1906), is a very short collection of previously printed works.
The programme is an adaptation and translation of an existing computer-tailored intervention that was previously print-delivered.
The digital impact on previously print-only content reflects similar pressures on other traditional media.
Ms. Keefe had previously designed printed linen handkerchiefs.
Two of the chapters – including Outside Story, in which Shakespearean plots are told as live news reports – have previously been printed, while another pair was included in a production of Frayn's 1998 sketch show Alarms and Excursions.
In the Development Phase, we adapted our previously validated printed prolonged mechanical ventilation decision aid to create a Web-based version (eCODES).
