Sentence examples for printed fully from inspiring English sources

The cloudiness of the semi-transparent material available for printing and the distortion of light caused by the curvature of the brain surface prevent meaningful visualization of the hippocampus when printed fully embedded within the rest of the gray and white matter.

The letter was reported meticulously and printed fully by CBC yesterday you can read the article here and the letter here.

Grounded in a color palette of black and gray, the dozen pieces share a minimalist/retro-futuristic vibe including a varsity jacket in what appears to be heather gray neoprene but is actually digitally printed, fully breathable, spacer mesh (the Dekkard jacket, $200).

To bypass the requirements of epitaxial and current matching in monolithic stacks, we propose a promising strategy by releasing and transfer printing fully formed, thin-film microscale double-junction (2J) solar cells with band gaps of 1.9/1.37 eV onto Si substrates to demonstrate four-terminal triple-junction architecture with band gaps of 1.9/1.37/1.1 eV.

In April, the company announced that it had successfully printed a fully functional transistor, but it acknowledged that there was still significant development work yet to be done to create products.

The result of a decade of patented research by co-founder and Harvard Professor Jennifer Lewis, Voxel8 printers are able to print fully functional electronics by incorporating materials such as conductive inks, flexible silicones and high-strength epoxies.

"Through the combination of scanning, digitizing, computing, sensing, active performance monitoring, and mixed materials, we will be able to print fully functional clothing and wearable devices," says Avi. Shoes will be tailor-made based on your posture, your stance, and your arch.

The film is being offered to the Imperial War Museum to be re-printed and fully restored before being put into the Jersey Archive.

Ms Shah posted her receipt from the ride, with Yadav's name fully printed, and the response to her complaint from Uber's support centre.

And he added, more coarsely than can be fully printed here, that the company has "a level of commitment and loyalty to you that is second to none".

Cashiers were finally relieved of the task of signing each note individually in 1853, when the first fully printed notes appeared.