According to the specifications, prints are 300 by 300 dots per inch with 256 levels of color.
Specifications are usually printed and kept in a binder, and they list descriptions of methods and materials used in the project, as well as testing methods, quality control information, geotechnical data, and other information useful in building the project.
Gene expression measurements were performed using 44 k intron-exon oligoarrays that were custom-designed by the group of Verjovski-Almeida and collaborators [ 25] following Agilent Technologies probe specifications [ 37] and were printed by Agilent.
This allows a store clerk with very little training to scan in pictures, crop and size them to a customer's specifications and print them on photographic paper.
Making complete organs requires even more complex structures but with new innovations we can look to a future where damaged or worn out organs, from kidneys to hearts, could be printed to precise design specifications.
I realized specifications A) weren't correct as printed, and B) if you met them, the sound wasn't improved.
As Bose described it, the company was born when he "realized specifications A) weren't correct as printed, and B) if you met them, the sound wasn't improved".
Well, imagine being able to shop online for an object, say, a new coffee table, being able to customize your table and then sending it to your desktop printer, or your local Kinkos, to be printed according to your specifications.
Facebook has published specifications of almost everything in its data centers, from printed circuit boards to building cooling systems.
A front-page picture caption in Circuits on Thursday with an article about specifications of electronic goods misspelled the surname of a shopper comparing ads printed out from Web sites with items in a Circuit City store in San Francisco.
