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ˈprint-out
[f. vbl. phr. to print out (print v. 15 c, 6 b).]
1. Photogr. Used attrib., = printing out (printing vbl. n. c).
1899P. N. Hasluck Bk. Photogr. 184/1 Something may be done in the development of print-out papers. 1929Proc. 7th Internat. Congr. Photogr. 1928 23 (heading) Parallelism between photo-electric conductivity effects and direct print-out effects. 1930O. Wheeler Photogr. Printing Processes iii. 28 While daylight is still commonly employed for exposure in print-out processes, artificial light..is often used commercially. 1939Mack & Martin Photogr. Process v. 175 If an emulsion receives a very great exposure, the halide is reduced directly by the light without the aid of a developer. This print-out effect was the only means of producing a photograph in the very earliest days of photography. 1965Photogr. Jrnl. CV. 285/2 A special kind of print-out paper has been in use for data recording for some years. 1973W. Thomas SPSE Handbk. Photogr. Sci. & Engin. vi. 407 Sufficient exposure of an emulsion to light causes visible darkening without development (a print-out image).
2. (A sheet or strip of) printed matter produced by a computer or other automatic apparatus; the production of such matter. Also fig.
1953IRE Trans. Instrumentation June 68 An hour's operation includes some 40 print-outs of the complete memory. 1957Ibid. Sept. 193/2 The reading system consists of a film reader, control and decoding section, and print-out equipment. Ibid. 194/1 A stepping switch is caused to step to the next position at the end of each character print-out. 1961Aeroplane CI. 573/2 In addition to the automatic print-out unit for the recording of positional information, an optional addition to the data presentation unit is a computer to convert the slant range and elevation co-ordinates into ground range and height data. 1966‘C. E. Maine’ B.E.A.S.T. vi. 79 Synøve and..Wetherby..were standing by one of the print-out machines, reading a long sheet of paper as it emerged. 1969New Scientist 1 May 238/2 Everyone should be entitled to a print-out of the information in the data bank in regard to him. 1971K. Gottschalk in B. de Ferranti Living with Computer iv. 31 The drafting and print-out of leases, wills and forms used in lawyers' offices to eliminate repetitive work. 1974Ellery Queen's Mystery Mag. Nov. 148/1 We could use computers at this end too, to run through possible letter combinations and produce the necessary printouts almost at once. 1979M. Babson Twelve Deaths of Christmas xvii. 87 Sod your computers, I'm getting the printout from the marrow of my bones. |