This fact has not been addressed before but it is important because a change in droplet diameter usually implies also a change in print resolution in the case of printed lines or patterns that are even more complex.
Usl stepped into the elevator, which today smelled like urine; also there were bugs sun-printed in the case of the light fixture.
De Zoete's versions, entitled "As a Man Grows Older" and "Confessions of Zeno," are solid — they are what we have known for seventy years as Svevo — and they are still in print or, in the case of "As a Man Grows Older," back in print ($12.95), in New York Review of Books' excellent "classics" series.
It's worth noting that online readers do not always see the same versions that appear in print, especially in the case of article spreads — but the full designs are reproduced here.
Analysts say developing a digital strategy has been complicated at both papers by the fact that the Web sites of Der Spiegel and Die Zeit are independent of the print operation; in the case of Die Zeit, the digital arm is even based in another city, Berlin.
But the second time around there was something awkward about the pairing of models with similar ethnic origins dressed in zebra and leopard print or, in the case of a slinky evening dress, a tiger whose giant digitalized eyes gazed from the hip-line.
"Merkozy", however, was a fun nickname even the driest business news section could print without blushing (although in the case of the FT it was hard to tell).
However, contrary to 3D printing of acellular materials, in the case of bioprinting deposition in itself does not lead to the final product.
Poor Teather is all over the conference fringe programme, which was printed before the reshuffle - but in the case of this "ministerial surgery" at any rate her place has been taken by Laws.
In the case of printed photographs, printed book covers, and industrial packaging materials, there are many features that are easy to extract from the local descriptors such as the image itself, the logo using various colors and patterns, and the packaging design, so that a relatively accurate recognition result can be obtained.
Hiding places included cigarette packets and the hollow heels of flying boots, where the flimsy maps did not rustle suspiciously and, in the case of those printed on cloth or mulberry leaf paper, could survive wear and tear and even immersion in water if an aircraft 'ditched' in the sea.
