Sentence examples for typical printing from inspiring English sources

Industry executives said that at typical printing rates, the work would yield The Times no more than $200,000.

The free storage option makes more sense for those with point-and-shoot cameras, and lets you keep a copy of your photos that's good for your typical printing and photo-sharing needs.

In this paper, we model non-isothermal polymer relaxation, entanglement recovery, and diffusion processes that occur post-extrusion to investigate the effects that typical printing conditions and amorphous (non-crystalline) polymer rheology have on the ultimate weld structure.

Analysis of printing inks indicates that the typical printing ink contains an estimated 40% pigment.

A typical print ad has good-looking young people of many colors in classic preppy settings.

Richard Malka, the magazine's lawyer, told Les Echos that the remaining staff aim to print 1m copies of the satirical weekly, which has a typical print run of 60,000.

Her nails are extremely long, her hair is unkempt, her clothing hopelessly out of date; in short, she is a typical print reporter.

Almost half (47%) of sign-ups for the paid service are via mobile devices, which Vanneck-Smith said was slightly surprising as there had been an expectation that the service might be initially more popular on desktop computers, given the typical print Sun reader's profile.

Pronouns, liberally used, incline toward you, we and I. "When I hear the word culture I take out my checkbook," across a photograph of a ventriloquist's dummy, is a typical print from the mid-80's that you'll find in the Whitney show.

A typical print takes eight to fourteen hours in Electroloom's current prototype.

For the typical printed book, in which the author wrote words but the book design and page layout were done by designers and compositors at the publisher or printer, it is not critical for the readers to see the original form.