Sentence examples for printing center from inspiring English sources
He spent two years in the Army Corps of Engineers in charge of map-making at the Fort Belvoir printing center in Virginia.
Scorecards advertise businesses that have been dead for decades: Miracle Roofing and Insulation, Sir Speedy Instant Printing Center ("Instant Copies While You Wait!").
New York University's 3-D printing center, LaGuardia Studio, housed in a strip-mall-like building south of Washington Square Park, more typically prints projects for arts and engineering departments.
An interactive website that offers comprehensive resources to meet any communications need, including design; production and advertising services in print, electronic and broadcast formats; an online printing center and more.
But when UPS opens its new 3D printing centers nationwide, Shapeways could conceivably slice that delay down to the time it takes a customer to visit a printing center, feed a copy-protected version of the design file into the machine, and print the product themselves.
For the three, Thomas Bertheau, Pierre Fradin, and Georges Regnault, such a huge printing project, even in a printing center like Lyon, was an enormous financial gamble requiring a large advance of capital in materials and labor before any profits could be realized.
I had an even greater honor in that my company, AZIAM, partnered with Joyful Heart by creating a "Wife Lover" tank with the words, "I Am Pure Joy" printed center front.
"Why will they object to a local paper that reports on their grievances?" Patrika has 12 printing centers in Rajasthan state alone, and 33 in all.
The company said it would also close about half of its data and printing centers and cut staff 10percentt by attrition.
Today, pages are beamed by satellite from New York to printing centers nationwide to provide same-day delivery to readers in 200 metropolitan areas.
Thus three of the original game's countries, Spain, France, and England, combined to join the Atlantic Coast Zone, and Germany was expanded to include the important Hebrew printing centers of Amsterdam and Prague.
