Sentence examples for print reaction from inspiring English sources

After a bit of trial and error, Cronin's team discovered that it could use a bathroom sealant as a material to print reaction chambers of precisely specified dimensions, connected with tubes of different lengths and diameters.

Hogarth designed and published a very different satirical print in reaction to the politics of the day, which he called The Times (see earlier post).

Porous Al2O3 with high porosity (~45%), remarkable flexural strength (~70 MPa), and low dimensional change (~1 2%), was produced by indirect 3D printing and reaction bonding.

"You couldn't print my first reaction!" he said.

But in some cases, the turn to print reflects a reaction to the very things that have made digital publishing so appealing: Where the Web is open-ended and interactive, print is closed and more authoritative, like a street that goes only one way.

The Herald printed excerpts of reaction from newspapers on both sides of the Channel.

The finger print polymerase chain reactions for the isolated AB from the patients' blood and from the environment were randomly performed and the concordance in the types was observed.

"It's very hard to get that visceral reaction in print".

She dates newspaper bylines to the "early seventies," as a reaction by print reporters to the growing celebrity of television journalists.

Considerable attention has been afforded to analyzing the content of and assessing consumers' reaction to print direct-to-consumer drug ads, but not so for televised ads.

They are energetically scribbled (like Henry David Thoreau's, written with pencils made by his family's own company — a packet is on display) or crazily compressed into nearly microscopic print (like the fantastical reaction to a dark and stormy night by a young Charlotte Brontë).