Sentence examples for related print from inspiring English sources

In a related print ad, photographs depict a group of rock musicians next to lab workers in white coats.

In a blog post and related print ads, the company explains to users why it stores information like the Web sites they have visited or their Internet addresses.

In 2010, researchers at the University of Michigan studied the effect of combining video clips of Sesame Street and related print materials, online activities, and teacher training and mentoring on learning.

Citability: Yes, data citations are important but some datasets and web-based resources do not show how they should be cited, some journals do not allow citations to web resources in the Reference list, and even were both possible, too many authors neglect to cite actual datasets and instead cite a web site (which may have many datasets) or a related print paper.

All related printed materials share a typeface, and that is Helvetica.

The exhibition contains more than 40 of the artist's mixed-media artworks, including a selection of her sublime "story quilts," as well as related prints, paintings, drawings and soft sculpture.

Poison has also appeared based on her role as Hugo's manager on cards for SNK vs. Capcom: Card Fighters Clash and the game's Nintendo DS sequel, as well as the related printed trading card game.

The latter would help it capture additional revenue by offering WedPics' customers wedding-related printed goods, such as invitations and thank you cards among other things.

Key results of this work include anisotropic thermal conductivity for 3D printed structures related to print direction and filler morphology meaning that thermal conductivity can be controlled through a combination of print raster direction and material design.

The hypnotic video and related art print (below) are part of the upcoming This Is NOW exhibition in Norway, which will showcase fifteen prominent designers and illustrators from all over the world.

During the 1990s, it launched a bunch of Internet-related print magazines which no longer exist.