Every year 25,000 books, 1450 periodicals, and thousands of pamphlets are analyzed, classified and listed in printed indexes which are sent but to libraries & individuals all over the earth.
An iterative algorithm was applied to generate a parameter print index (PI) used for print technology discrimination.
In practice, both the desired amount of solder paste volume (quantitative index) and printing quality (qualitative index) are preferably used to monitor the SPP for the reduction of soldering defects during the statistical control process (SPC), particularly for a fine-pitch solder paste printing operation.
This identification is usually achieved by printing distinctive indexes on the stamps in normally invisible, phosphorescent or luminescent inks that are sensitive to ultraviolet radiation emitted by the sensing unit.
Our kids would have vocabulary words printed on index cards.
We'll never know if our children might have been smart or worn glasses or had vocabulary words printed on index cards.
When Rakoff met a couple of junior editors from the New Yorker at a rooftop party, they pumped her for all the antediluvian details, such as the fact that Rakoff spent her days pecking away on a Selectric typewriter with the fat headphones of an old Dictaphone attached to her head and that the Agency tracked every detail of its authors' affairs on oversized, specially printed pink index cards.
In this type of sorting task, participants are given a set of vignettes printed on index cards and are asked to sort the cards into categories.
The electronic citation database PubMed, maintained by the U.S. National Library of Medicine, along with its mechanically printed predecessor, Index Medicus, have been a standard source of information on biomedical periodical publications since 1879.
The camera costs $10.99, which includes a set of 4-by-6-inch prints, an index print showing thumbnails of all 25 shots, and a photo CD, allowing for further home or commercial printing.
