Sentence examples for printing modern from inspiring English sources

During the early years of the 20th century, more and more printers installed composing machines (see printing: Modern printing techniques).

Two years of experimentation eventually led to the discovery of flat-surface printing (modern lithography).

He was also a leading member of the Xerox PARC community that actualized those concepts and integrated them with other seminal developments, including the Ethernet, laser printing, modern word processing, client-servers and peer-peer networking.

They are striving to ensure its future by developing block printed modern style products and with the promise of employment, generating interest among younger populations to learn the technique.

Ms. Natarajan was inspired by the history of the printing press — modern Indian printing is said to have begun in Tranquebar, seven miles away, when the Danes set up a printing press in 1712.

Now in print: "Modern Ethics in 77 Arguments" and "The Stone Reader: Modern Philosophy in 133 Arguments," with essays from the series, edited by Peter Catapano and Simon Critchley, published by Liveright Books.

Now in print: "Modern Ethics in 77 Arguments" and "The Stone Reader: Modern Philosophy in 133 Arguments" with essays from the series, edited by Peter Catapano and Simon Critchley, published by Liveright Books.

It's not the equal of the terrific Rodchenko retrospective at New York's Museum of Modern Art in 1998, for those who can remember back that far, although among the booty assembled here by the show's curator, Steven Yates, are rare vintage prints, modern prints of some of Rodchenko's more memorable photographs and an excellent range of his early photomontages.

These sagas are printed with modern spelling to make it easier for the contemporary reader.

After the edition is printed, the modern artist usually either destroys the plate or marks ("strikes") it in a distinctive manner to guarantee that any reprint from the plate is identifiable.

Most of the historical entries are either copies of original prints or modern prints made from old negatives, with images in some cases blown up to mural size or digitized for computer display.