This is the elaborate, costly and time-consuming journey any digital movie makes to reach the projectors of a local multiplex; a movie captured on 35-millimeter film is simply printed at the lab.
Almost all dispense with the character names that are normally set down the left side of play texts and are simply printed as dialogue or monologue in the way that they would be in a novel, though without any "he said" or "she said".
No, Virginia, there are no money deposits standing behind those bonds, which are simply printed IOUs from Uncle Sam.
Disclosure that the company was simply printing them might have alarmed even the least astute investor.
There was a time — or so I'm told — when print journalists were simply print journalists: they reported, they wrote, and they left the on-air prognosticating to those folks whose silky hair and blessed bone structure seemed destined for television gigs.
In Britain, telegrams were replaced by Telemessages, which were simply telegrams printed out and put into the post, in 1982.
It didn't seem to matter whether they were simply told that a print at the scene "matched" or was "individualized" to the defendant, or whether the examiner offered further justification the chance of an error is "so remote that it is considered to be a practical impossibility," for example.
The print folio and the gallery were simply offshoots of the main project.
Most of those downloading newspaper apps are simply traditional print newspaper buyers who are adapting their reading habits to modern technology.
But the best way to mitigate over or under-formatting your document is simply to print it out and show it to people.
