Sentence examples for technology for printing from inspiring English sources

Technology- Research the history of the printing press, and create an illustrated timeline of the technology for printing newspapers [You may want to begin at the History Buff's pages of Newspaper history (//www.historybuff.com/newspapers/index.html/).html/

Technology for printing three-dimensional objects has existed for decades, but its applications have been largely limited to novelty items and specialized custom fabrication, such as the making of personalized prosthetics.

Mark Thirman, the chief executive of AirPrint Networks, a company in Framingham, Mass., that is developing the technology for printing plane tickets and other documents from a cellphone, said he chose to have the software engineering for his company done in Suzhou, China, after finding that outsourcing companies in India charged far more.

Fortunately, the technology for printing photos has finally caught up to the technology for capturing them.

Given the possibilities of digital technology for printing, laser cutting and the structure of new fabrics — to hold shape, to suggest nudism without nudity — it is not surprising that some of the techniques defied description.

There had been state-of-the-art technology for printing photos since Edison's day, and the explorer's spirit that would soon put men on the moon was evident in every unfolding of some unsuspected natural wonder.

The benefits are two-fold: First, such technology could allow for printing electronic circuits using more manageable and less expensive equipment.

OK maybe we're over-reacting but the Albatros is such a simple, amazing, useful piece of technology for print books that we want to put one on every book we own.

The company's trick is to use a novel type of photo paper that changes color when heat is applied, says Steve Herchen, chief technology officer at ZINK. "It's the first new printing technology for digital printing that's come along in more than a decade," he says.

The life of color inkjet prints has also been hindered by the origins of the technology, which was mainly intended for printing things like pie charts, said Nils Miller, a scientist at Hewlett-Packard.

The company, which is based in Palo Alto, Calif., plans to use the technology for inkjet printing to aggressively enter a range of new markets beyond printing, including television and computer displays, printed electronic circuits, automotive fuel-injection systems and even drug delivery for treatment of diseases like diabetes.