Sentence examples for print consumption from inspiring English sources

Just look (as I've done many times) at scientific "reading and noting" research on the reality of print consumption.

LONDON — When Laura Bates started a Twitter account asking women to share stories of sexist treatment, she expected a handful of replies, and hoped they would yield an article for Web or print consumption.

But it can only lay claim to 12.5% of America's print reader consumption.

On top of ecological reasons such as reduced CO2 foot print and consumption of GGBS (a waste by product of iron production), the GGBS is a viable pozzolanic material for everyday construction purposes considering the improvement in fresh concrete properties, mechanical properties and durability properties.

Not everyone is a fan of the current state of magazine apps, but as more publications look to digital as a way of boosting and monetizing their readership, they're going to want services like this that replicate familiar habits of print media consumption.

In the analysis of the famous face test, the nullmodel was fitted as a a binomial GLMM nullmodel with logit-link (logistic regression model) which included fixed effects of age, gender, and both TV and print media consumption (both discretized as <1 h, 1 2 h, 3 7 h, >7 h per week).

Or, if required, printed items can be cooked post-print before consumption.

PaperCut is designed to track and monitor printing and consumption (http://ypps.yale.edu/blueprint/papercut-overview).

What began as a single computer terminal the entire office used to print energy-consumption reports has become individual computers at virtually every employee's desk.

"I see the person with that very, very thin – we don't have it yet today – very inexpensive, high bandwidth, wireless device… where a lot of the print and video consumption will take place".

I thought it was courageous to write about these things, and I thought it was equally courageous for my friends and me to use our names and phone numbers, and to allow our exploits and sexploits to be recounted in print for the consumption of our parents and aunts and nephews.