'printing test' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the process of checking whether a printer is functioning correctly. For example, "I'm going to run a printing test to check if my printer is working."
Professor Michael Littman and Cara de Freitas Bart '15 review the results of a 3-D printing test.
There, Ms. Newland worked in technical support for Element K, an educational software company, while Ms. Doty was a printing test manager for Xerox.
It doesn't matter that you were half way through printing a 100-page document, it's going to start printing test pages, playing cartoons and sending pointless emails to easily confused family members.
During printing test for buildability, mixture A can easily reach up to 40 layers without notable deformation, while all other mixtures deformed noticeably and fell down before the 35th layer.
A first printing test followed by geometrical characterization of the dispensed contacts revealed a distribution of the contact finger width of wf = 35±1 μm across the whole wafer (156x156mm2) which demonstrates highest precision of the approach.
PISA implements stringent quality control with rigorous standards on aspects including sampling, translation, printing, test administration, data processing, scaling, and student and school participation rates.
Ink cartridges for printing tests were customized from HP black and tri-colour cartridges (HP60 model).
The security printing tests were performed on a modified HP inkjet printer (HP Desk Jet 2132) with customized ink cartridges.
Rag paper (100% cotton, without optical brightener, no surface coating side) was chosen for most printing tests based on the ink writing test results.
This system may be characterized as a small experimental system capable of carrying out printing tests prior to using a huge gravure offset printing system for mass production.
Aqueous solutions of R4·4Cl (4 mL, 0.5 mM) and R4⊂CD2 (4 ml, R4·4Cl=0.5 mM, γ-CD=100 mM) were loaded in two empty, clean black ink cartridges, respectively, to perform the monochromic printing tests.
