Sentence examples for small print size from inspiring English sources

This is exacerbated by poor lighting, small print size and print colours, such as orange-red print on ampoules used for injections.

The experimental parameters were kept identical to the Zurich study: stimuli were shown every 2050 ms for 700 ms in black on a white background 100 cm away from the subject at a visual angle of 1.6 3.6 degrees (shorter distance and smaller print size to keep the same visual angle).

Salamunovic says smaller print sizes generally result in a "cleaner" looking print but he also touts the company's "very deep knowledge" in working with low res images, due to its early involvement with Instagram filter photos, so argues it can certainly handle larger sizes too.

However, Data Matrix codes are still popular in North America and can be significantly smaller in print size.

A setting enables those who strain to read small print to increase the font size, a unique and useful capability.

Collaged elements appear, as in her largest work, "Number Gnome I and II," a diptych of acrylic and paper on canvas in which many slips bearing numbers -- a tribute to the urban gambling game her mother used to play -- are collaged onto the surface, along with small printed flyers the size of playing cards with images and titles like "El Negrita" stamped on them.

Type size should be no smaller than the most commonly used print size in the document, but in no event smaller than 10 point type.

In New York City, where there are so many races, that means the print size is especially small.

This is the only copy of Jane Eyre that I have ever owned and the print size is now almost too small to read.

Yes, we get fatter and slower and less able to read small print (this book is tactfully printed in a large size font).

SMALL PRINT -- With its touch-pad technology, the PDA Pocket Keyboard ($48) from Fellowes gives Palm users a palm-size alternative to Graffiti, the handwriting recognition program.