Delivered on laptop computers in clinic settings, this computer program conducts in-depth risk assessments, delivers tailored counseling messages, and produces printed output for both the patient and provider.
Once complete, the interactive tool produces printed, individualized risk reports for the clinicians and summary sheets for the patients, both of which include tailored recommendations and contacts of specialist or community-based services.
All produced printed images that longed to be unique objects.
In the 1970s she produced printed equivalents of her paintings; a notable series of silkscreens, On a Clear Day (1973), was produced after her mathematically annotated sketches.
To produce printed images using tools more sophisticated than potatoes and rubber stamps once required the esoteric knowledge of an alchemist and the manual skills of a surgeon.
The Italian scholar and printer Aldus Manutius the Elder founded his Aldine Press in 1495 to produce printed editions of many Greek and Latin classics.
The government AIDS council gave them enough money to hold AIDS seminars for disabled people and to begin producing printed brochures featuring sign language.
In this day and age, perhaps the business of producing printed reference books is, anyway, all holiday at Peckham (1788: "all over, finished, hopeless").
Mr. Fiore, also based in San Francisco, said he was able to earn a living from syndicating his weekly cartoons, so he stopped producing printed pieces last June.
In the past, offset printing was used mainly to produce printed matter calendars, greeting cards, booklets, letterheads, books, magazines, newspapers, maps, posters, billboards, stamps, labels on cans, packaging, and other advertising matter in large quantities.
The printing capability was also ambitious, as it had been for the Difference Engine: Babbage wanted to automate the process as much as possible, right up to producing printed tables of numbers.
