0 a machine that is connected to a computer and that produces writing or images on paper -- drukarka
a laser printer
1 a person or company that prints books, newspapers, magazines, etc -- drukarnia, drukarz
Along the opposite side of the square, printers, wine shops and coffeehouses catered to the tastes of the polite and fashionable.
The relatively few, but highly relevant, illustrations are well reproduced; the publishers and printers have every reason to be satisfied with the book.
As a motivating example, a server with two printers attached may satisfy two printing requests at the same time but refuse a third request.
Examples of such libraries include those for building parsers, pretty printers and graphical user interfaces.
Without such a mechanism, one must write separate pretty printers for all data types and constantly update them as data types evolve.
The security and shared friendships of the coterie audience are gradually replaced by the marketplace: publishers, printers, and paying readers are the new coterie.
Printed reports can be produced on a variety of printers using standard hospital forms.
With the steady reduction in the use of handwritten material, emphasis has turned to the identification of typefaces, printers, and programs.
