Sentence examples for print a car from inspiring English sources

You can 3D print a car.

Stratasys is even trying to print a car, or at least the body of one, for Kor Ecologic, a company in Winnipeg, whose boss, Jim Kor, is developing an electric-hybrid vehicle called Urbee.Making low-volume, high-value and customised components is all very well, but could additive manufacturing really compete with mass-production techniques that have been honed for over a century?

It could become a lot more of an issue for you if you were, say, freely teaching people how to jailbreak a PS4 or 3D print a car part they need.

One of their wizards took a current-day standard 3D printer (which tend to look like dodgy breadmakers), took it apart to see how it worked, and then used it to print the parts to make a massively larger 3D printer, which he then used to print off a car.

One of their wizards took a current-day standard 3-D printer (which tend to look like crappy breadmakers), took it apart to see how it worked, and then used it to print the parts to make a massively larger 3-D printer, which he then used to print off a car.

In addition to the lethargic download times, the playback restrictions imposed by studios are reminiscent of the fine print on a car lease.

The film's opener — a series of glidingly crosscut images of children running and Verónica fussing with her girlfriends, capped by the haunting image of palm prints fading on a car window — is a tour de force of economical storytelling that makes the next 80 or so minutes moot.

In all likelihood, the loss of manufacturing jobs has more to do with productivity gains (the fact that it takes fewer employees to assemble a car, print a newspaper and so forth) than with trade.

It now knows that print ads can sway a car shopper to put a Nissan or Infiniti vehicle on his or her shopping list.

While we can't yet download and print a fork or a car, it's nice to know we can see and feel our little ones in perfect detail with just a little plastic and a digital file.

The coats worked better than dresses, especially those with flaps at the side that opened up to a print of car headlights.