Sentence examples for rapid printing from inspiring English sources

By then, life was already beginning to be saturated with fast-changing technologies: telegraphy, rapid printing, photography, electricity, railroads, cars, telephones and soon radios, airplanes and television altered existence even in underdeveloped countries.

By taking these tools to the streets, they're bringing new technology into unfamiliar territory and showing how rapid printing can be immediate and accessible, even in the relative chaos of a city's streets.

"So we turned to rapid prototype printing to take the place of sculpting every individual face".

The Rapid Liquid Print System is still in its research phase, but it's already pumping out products I could see in next season's Kinfolk catalogs.

One could imagine the tank that puts Major Kusanagi together in the Ghost in the Shell anime has its roots in a gadget like the Rapid Liquid Print System, designed by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Self-Assembly Lab (SAL) and Michigan-based furniture design company, Steelcase.

This pin tool enables rapid contact-printing of up to 80 distinct monomer solutions simultaneously from a 384 well plate containing the monomer solutions onto the individual depressions on the laser-etched quartz slide.

First distributed in the country's major cities to a wealthy elite, rapid developments in printing technology brought shunga to a burgeoning middle class, who enjoyed both the fantastical sexual imagery and the typically humorous conversations printed alongside.

According to Jesse Munn, a paper specialist who worked as a conservator at the Library of Congress for 32 years, the rapid spread of printing took a toll on the quality of paper.

Those expressions were created through rapid prototyping, a printing process that allows animators to create the expressions on a computer and output them in resin using a 3-D printer.

Fused deposition modeling (FDM) is increasingly being experimented in rapid tooling and printing unique engineering assemblies.

Fig. 3 Publications primarily referencing "3D printing", "rapid prototyping", or "additive manufacturing" terms in the period from 2012 to 2015.