Sentence examples for which can be printed from inspiring English sources

The Manual is separated into 18 different learning sessions which can be printed as needed.

The note, which can be printed out and filled in individually, urges employers to excuse supporters from work on Thursday.

WBAI is where George Carlin in 1973 uttered "seven words you can never say on television," not one of which can be printed in this newspaper.

Another program from Dr. Gray, MathBraille Talk, allows sighted teachers to dictate problems into a computer and have them translated into Nemeth Braille code, which can be printed on an embossing printer.

Type in a Web address or up to 250 characters of text and it spits back the corresponding code block, which can be printed or embedded in a Web site.

To sign up, visit raileurope.com to set up an account and purchase tickets, which can be printed out later at ticket offices or self-service kiosks in French train stations.

Australian researchers from The University of Melbourne and CSIRO have developed solar panels, which can be painted or printed directly onto surfaces.

Important printer characteristics include resolution (in dots per inch), speed (in sheets of paper printed per minute), colour (full-colour or black-and-white), and cache memory (which affects the speed at which a file can be printed).

Special-purpose typewriting machines have been developed for use as composing machines; that is, to prepare originals that look as if they had been set in printer's type (or at least more so than ordinary typewriting does), from which additional copies can be printed.

The information ministry, which has long controlled what can be printed, made the announcement on its website on Monday.

Each image requires at least nine scans before it can be printed, which Muniz blows up into four feet wide macro photographs. .