Sentence examples for scientific prints from inspiring English sources

Now, Prince de Broglie has bought Deyrolle, a venerable shop on the Rue du Bac famous for taxidermy and scientific prints and adored by academics and decorators alike.

"One can hardly learn enough about the Ithkuil language from the Russian scientific print editions".

Science is both a leading scientific print journal and a high-traffic, award-winning website.

Not long afterward, Scientific American printed an illustrated article.

And there are manuscripts of almost voluptuous variety: a 19th-century copy of "A Thousand and One Nights" from Calcutta, its Arabic spelled out in Hebrew script; the first scientific work printed in Portugal in 1496 by Abraham Zacuto, a Jewish astrologer and mathematician; an early-20th-century manuscript from Pakistan with Hebrew and Marathi on facing pages — a guide for ritual slaughterers.

Only a few scientists view the loss of printed scientific papers and more generally printed journals with anything but satisfaction, and many scholars of the Humanities feel the same way, noting the passing of the traditional forms of publication with a melancholy sigh but no more.

Printer credit Those unfortunate enough to study scientific degrees find printing is an expensive pain.

He blames scientific journals for printing the sexiest and most eye-popping studies, instead of the most careful ones.

Since at least the 1970s, deaf scientists have tried to address the lack of uniformity by gathering common signs for scientific terms in printed manuals and on videotapes.

The policy comes at a time when proponents of electronic publishing and the Internet are challenging traditional print scientific journals to allow speedier dissemination of research findings.

It is currently legal in the US to sell whole insects for human consumption if they are raised for that purpose and if the scientific name is printed on the packaging.