Sentence examples for printed working from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the amount of the latter onto the printed working layer controls the achievable sensitivity.

The voltammetric experiments were carried out with a conventional three-electrode system consisting of a carbon paste screen-printed working electrode (SPE) (Quasense, Bangkok, Thailand), Ag/AgCl reference electrode (3 M of KCl), and platinum rod (2 mm diameter) counter electrode.

The collection consists predominantly of printed works published before 1796.

Thought The Da Vinci Code or the Bible were the most popular printed works ever?

The first Finnish and Estonian texts are 16th-century printed works.

Scholars consider the Shakespeare folio one of the most important printed works in the English language.

Bibliography, the systematic cataloging, study, and description of written and printed works, especially books.

That isn't true, of course, of printed work such as Britannica's entries.

He was an architect and designer who promulgated his ideas through his printed works.

As the publishing world transitions to digital media, might it be time to think of new uses for printed works?

Word harvesting in Gove's time hadn't changed since Samuel Johnson, with readers patiently culling citations from printed works.