Sentence examples for toner from inspiring English sources

"No, it was not done to disguise [Tim Koelma's] hand in this – he says he sent it on to Eric because his printer had run out of toner," Watson said.

Nevertheless, nanoparticles from sources such as diesel soot, welding fumes and photocopier toner are already associated with ill-health.

Perhaps the most popular trick is to cover the tiny window in toner cartridges with a piece of tape, fooling the optical sensor into thinking that the cartridge is always full.

Certainly, DMCA notices can stifle free expression, jeopardise fair use, and impede competition (by, say, blocking designs for aftermarket replacement parts like brake pads or toner cartridges).

Ricoh, a Japanese office-equipment maker, marketed a machine in the 1990s that removed toner from copier paper, allowing printed sheets to be reused up to ten times.

The question is where to draw the line.The danger is that America's Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) will be used to stifle free expression, jeopardise fair use and impede competition by, for example, blocking the distribution of blueprints for aftermarket replacement parts such as brake pads or toner cartridges.

That means that the tray can be removed and replaced as easily as a tray of photocopier toner.

Sensors in ink and toner cartridges report them as being empty even when they are not, a fact that has led to lawsuits (manufacturers say they need to protect the non-replaceable print head from trying to print without ink).Many laser printers use an optical sensor to measure toner levels.

For instance, successful photocopier companies, such as Canon and Ricoh, combine precision mechanics, advanced chemical processes for toner inks, and servicing skills.

To the toner-cartridge company that warns its customers not to eat the contents add the fast-food chain that prints "Caution contents hot!" on its coffee cup, the school that disallows playground games, the firm that forbids lunchtime drinking or the garage that bans risqué pin-up calendars.

No red-blooded conservative will touch defence expenditure at a time when America's troops are in combat and the country faces toner-wielding terrorists and a rising China.