At this point every year, ad buyers tend to remind TV networks that budgets are fungible, and not just from one kind of video to another, but across types of media – away from print, for example.
Looking at a 1961 evening dress and coat with a subtle black-and-white ombré floral print, for example, you can imagine that even Mrs. Obama might be interested.
It has several divisions, also doing quite astonishing work with biomedical engineering (turning CT and MRI scans into 3D models, allowing them to print, for example, personalised replacement hip joints).
Rather than just marking a single race, respondents will be prodded for a bit more information: For the text box under the "White" checkbox, the census instructions helpfully state: "Print, for example, German, Irish, English, Italian, Lebanese, Egyptian, etc". The data obtained is likely to be extremely messy, and it is not immediately clear how it will be put to use.
A book is an object, a work of manufacture whose many elements, from type and binding to quality of paper, are susceptible to aesthetic criticism (has print, for example, ever been as sharp and clear as it was in the vanished days of letter-press?) but whose meaning has always had to be constructed, as a writer and a reader collaborate in imagining a series of scenes and events.
Because Receiver for Chrome can now access more of Chrome OS's native features directly, users are able to easily use Google Cloud Print, for example.
Some Dubuffet prints, for example.
Take 3D printing, for example.
End Printing For example, of sequence numbers.
Technical virtuosity dominated his prints; for example, the modelling of a face with one continuous spiral.
Monet's interest in printing, for example, was mainly concerned with how he could use it to publicize his paintings.
