Sentence examples for step of printing from inspiring English sources

Starting last year, the often secretive Saudi government took an unprecedented step of printing up posters with the pictures of the 26 most wanted terrorists, slapping them up on pillars around big cities and offering a reward for their capture.

Starting last year, the often secretive Saudi government took the unprecedented step of printing posters with the pictures of the 26 most-wanted terrorists, slapping them up on pillars around big cities and offering a reward for the militants' capture.

Several Israeli newspapers have run opinion pieces this week calling on Arabs to vote, with the liberal Haaretz newspaper taking the unusual step of printing an editorial also in Arabic.

Moscow authorities granted the organisers' request to begin the rally at the Kitai Gorod metro station, near where Mr Nemtsov was killed – they also took the unusual step of printing the afternoon start time of the protest, something not normally done for opposition rallies.

The New England Journal of Medicine, which published ENHANCE Sunday at 1 p.m. Eastern, took the unusual step of printing not one but two editorials about the study, both recommending doctors only turn to Zetia and Vytorin after they had exhausted all other options.

The ECB's Governing Council is expected to take the unusual and risky step of printing money to buy bonds on a massive scale, including the sovereign debt of struggling nations like Spain, Italy and recession-plagued Greece.

But current methods for manufacturing microarrays are very costly and time consuming because of the dozens of printing steps they require.

So far the machine has created basic electronic devices, but the technology brings materials scientists a step closer to their goal of printing complex equipment such as robots or smartphones.

In some cases, the combination of digital hardware and software helped reduce the process of printing to four steps that could be completed by just one person.

To minimize sample carry-over during the multi-sample print processes a five step distilled water rinsing (3 × 2.5 seconds and 2 × 5 s) of printing pins was used followed with 80% ethanol and air drying.

The museum is taking the unusual step of placing print ads in religious publications including The Michigan Catholic newspaper and The Detroit Jewish News.