Sentence examples similar to restricted print from inspiring English sources

But even if companies somehow restricted printing certain shapes from their machines, Lipson, the 3-D printing expert from Cornell, said that wouldn't do much good because there are open-source, self-built printers on the market that aren't connected to the mainstream printing community.

And his appetite was not restricted to print.

This worked when the publishing landscape was restricted to print, but as digital grows and diversifies, publishers have to change their core structures and processes to grow too.

It was readers that kept ordering his first novel Death of a River Guide even after publishers had decided to restrict the print run to 3500.

These artists produced prints not because they hoped to reach a mass audience, but as a creative end in itself, and did not restrict their print media to the woodblock of traditional ukiyo-e.

Other Advance-owned newspapers across Michigan have also restricted deliveries of print editions while moving their focus online.New companies NOLA Media Group and Alabama Media Group were announced at the same time as the reduction in print editions.

In October yet another joins the fray, a magazine whose first three issues were restricted to a print run of 2,000 and an audience centred around Oxford; but now, with distribution from WH Smith and a jump in print run to 10,000, Blitz, a quarterly arts preview magazine run solely by Oxford undergraduates, is going nationwide.

Also, "monitoring of printed materials has been implemented in high-risk areas," the document says, and in certain cases software can restrict the printing of sensitive information.

With overwhelming support of the society members, the presidial council and advisory board of the STS are therefore now taking action and moving from an access-restricted print journal to online open access publishing.

Ashley Madison's guarantee "that you will successfully find what you're looking for or we'll give you your money back" is restricted by small-print conditions predicated on the purchase of premium packages and gifts sold through the site, in addition to paid chat sessions and onerous reporting obligations.

Nowadays people most regularly see imagery on iPhones, laptops, iPads, so more imagery is consumed through screens than via magazines or billboards and it is only really since the advent of the internet that it has been possible to totally create this different medium, not restricted by the printing press and its distribution system.