prints

The oliphobic (?) coating on the screen does a good job keeping finger prints and smudges to a minimum.

Thus, the government prints more money every year than would be necessary to match the growth in the economy.

I've seen applications using this sort of thing but it typically slows down rendering log prints horribly.

This correction error happens every time the fed prints more bills, and serves to enrich the people who get central bank money first.

For swipe cards or chip-and-signature, it prints out a receipt to be signed.

I've done a number of detailed, production-quality prints (I make parts for scientific equipment using it).

Scans of the box have already allowed 3d prints of its contents.

Who wants a program that prints a greeting on stdout and exits?

What are the specific sizes for the prints and the frames?

- Running the tests and seeing them fail prints out some help messages about how to make the tests pass.

> Inside the World’s Largest Fact Checking Operation Spiegel has 1M prints / week, which is not so high number.

[3][4][5] Say it is the 1980s and a college newspaper prints something that upsets someone.

From the article, "Either the machine prints NPR@NPR@, or it never prints NPR@NPR@." This makes sense in that the machine has told itself never to print NPR@NPR@ in the future.