Examples of using Were printed in English and their translations into Chinese
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For example, three sets of color printing needs three frame, the three colors were printed on the fabric up.
A total of 341 maps were printed and distributed detailing battle area clearances, road verification activities and dangerous areas to partners.
Only 200 magazines were printed with each cover, sufficient to more than satisfy Edge's circulation of 28,898.
Ballot papers were printed and distributed to 63,835 polling stations and 16,000 voting centres.
How many copies of the First Folio were printed is unknown, but the edition most likely was quite small: probably no more than 750 copies.
Things that were printed months ago were immediately glossed over or changed by news groups at the behest of the government.
Preventive materials in the form of postcards were printed, reprinted and distributed;
Broadsides were printed and stuck about- a startling circumstance in our watering-place.
Elements of the walls were printed in the shop and assembled at the construction site.
New schools were opened, uniform textbooks were printed, teachers received better education and poor students were provided with scholarships.
About 180 copies of the Gutenberg Bible were printed, and fewer than 50 survive today.
A number of structures were printed with the ink, including a grid, a tree-like structure and a serpentine line.
In the last years of Soviet power, about 750 titles of Armenian books were printed every year in Armenia, with an average circulation of about 10,000.
We don't know how many copies like these were printed, but they were an important part of the war effort.
It is also known as the 42-line Bible as most of the pages were printed with 42 lines of type per column.
The ballot papers were printed in Abidjan; distribution began on 7 December and was completed on election day.
After the cells were printed, tests were performed to see how many of the cells would survive and grow.
Phototype prints were printed from negatives, 35 mm, filmed between 1976 and 1987.
The execution of the program was interrupted with a Ctrl-C, at which point the summary statistics were printed.
Smaller than today's business cards, Europe's and America's nineteenth-century calling cards usually had one's name engraved and were printed on glossy stock.