On the other hand, inkjet printouts have their limitations.
As sophisticated as facsimile printouts have become, they remain flawed in one key respect: printers deploy ink, not oil paint, let alone other materials, like walnut oil, that artists such as Rembrandt swirled into their brushes.
The moviegoer then takes the printout, which has a bar code, to the theater, where an attendant will scan the printout and hand out a regular ticket stub.
The way we choose to map the different numbers in this dorky printout I have kindly decided to inflict on you is arbitrary- we can choose any one of those columns to be volume and we can say that even numbers mean loud and odd numbers mean quiet, or we can say that prime numbers are the only ones we can hear, or whatever: arbitrary.
The printer produces an ink printout but also has the capability of making a mold for a printing plate.
It will produce an ink printout, but also has the capability of producing a mold for a printing plate.
Bill and Hillary Clinton are said to read it, as do Bill Frist, the Senate Majority Leader, and Terry McAuliffe, the head of the Democratic National Committee; when Rove is on the road, he has a printout sent to him.
He exercises there with his wife Elizabeth, guided by printouts of routines he has pasted to the walls.
He has framed printouts of Instagrams hung in his bathroom from a buddy's old startup that sold framed printouts of Instagrams.
Still, Irwyn Applebaum, publisher of the Bantam Dell group of Random House, says there's a tendency to hide behind the notion that everyone has computer printouts of sales.
