Sentence examples for printing data from inspiring English sources

Inmates are doing laundry, printing, data entry, making signs and scanning documents in contracts for police forces, NHS trusts and councils worth hundreds of thousands of pounds a year.

These technologies provide a tremendous opportunity in enabling rapid and objective integration of all published medical 3D printing data.

You might have spent yesterday nursing your Super Bowl party hangover, but one artist duo spent their Monday more productively: visualising and 3D printing data from the game into a sculpture.

You might have spent Monday nursing your Super Bowl party hangover, but one artist duo spent their Monday more productively: visualizing and 3D printing data from the game into a sculpture.

In addition to these possible advantages of 3-D printing data objects it is also important to discuss some of the limitations of this technology.

A one-time investment in mobile device hardware and software eliminates many repeated costs for printing, data entry, and data cleaning.

THE FINE PRINT Data and voice packages are sold for a minimum of one month.

I was fascinated by how all the print data is etched onto a polymerised aluminium plate using laser technology.

(GNM outperformed the Telegraph for daily online reach, with 740,000 users vs. the Telegraph's 523,000) NRS PADD is the fusion of NRS print data with UKOM Nielsenn) digital data.

But for those who care to dig (usually with much squinting), scanning the small-print data crammed into album packaging can be tremendous fun, revealing aspects of an artist not always evident in the music.

Departments that choose to be connected will be able to use either "live scan" equipment, which records fingerprints and palm prints without ink, or "card scan" equipment, which digitizes fingerprint and palm print data, using a single set of inked impressions.