Sentence examples for relevant prints from inspiring English sources

Albrecht Dürer, who was in Venice in 1505-06, had a marked influence on Giorgione, Campagnola and many other Italian artists and is featured here with a selection of relevant prints.

"The Lonely Crowd," an analysis of the varieties of social character that examined the new American middle class, appeared in 1950 to what Riesman, a lawyer who ended up teaching sociology, once called "quite astringent criticism" in the relevant academic prints.

Check for the relevant markers printed on the radiograph.

Include relevant text and prints of digital and analog photographic images to illustrate your ideas.

Today, at Hewlett-Packard's Imaging and Printing Conference in Manhattan, Mr. Joshi is to introduce Print 2.0, the company's strategy for making printing relevant in an increasingly Web-centric world.

He knows that those who have already entered the era of e-construction can view architectural drawings online and print relevant sections straight from their computers -- without wasting time waiting for the drawings to be commercially printed, packaged and delivered to the scores of participants in a given project each time the plans are tweaked.

If a topic suddenly becomes relevant, we can print books on that topic immediately".

Or is it as relevant as the printing press where a novel becomes a bound set of papers?

Much more scholarly and influential was an 1870 work by George Adlard, Amy Robsart and the Earl of Leycester, which printed relevant letters and covertly suggested suicide as an explanation.

Full texts of the potentially relevant papers were printed and carefully assessed against the systematic review inclusion and exclusion criteria.

Seventy percent of respondents described online journal access as their preferred method, citing reasons such as more easily searchable content, remote access and the ability to save and print relevant articles.