Sentence examples for printing standards from inspiring English sources

(Peirene is a new imprint and this is its first publication. However, it does look as though, by printing standards alone, this is a class act).

Vickers devotes some 150 pages to this argument, demonstrating that the "Lear" quarto has an unusually high incidence of ad hoc compressions, even by Jacobean printing standards.

Quality paper became scarce by the 1940s, and this decline can be traced in the gradual deterioration of materials and printing standards of the magazine by 1944 when it was discontinued after only 3 volumes.

There are challenges related to surrogates such as the lack of 3D colour printing standards as is the Pantone code [5].

As with much Zimbabwe currency, printing standards are crude and counterfeiting is rampant; the RBZ has been dissuading this widespread use.

And it worked to establish printing standards for labels and inventory systems that were adopted by computer software and hardware companies.

Some advertisers are avoiding the middleman and just printing standard bar codes, which are known as QR codes, for quick-response codes.

Some printers have multiple paper trays (for printing standard 8½-by-11-inch paper or for printing 4-by-6-inch digital photographs, for example) and can automatically pick one to use.

Both Canon's and Sony's new cameras were firsts in yet another way: They are the companies' first to offer support for the PictBridge direct printing standard.

If you have a digital camera that complies with the burgeoning new PictBridge printing standard, you can connect it via a USB cable and pick shots with the camera's screen and buttons.

Utilizing four different generations of printers, Antin has set up a printing chain that spans from 1880 to 1976, with each printer laying down a different color of the printing standard CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow and black).