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impression (1) Referring to an ink color, one impression equals one press sheet passing once through a printing unit. (2) Referring to speed of a press, one impression equals one press sheet passing once through the press.
Ãâó: www.saxonprint.co.nz/glossary_hl.htm
impression area Printable area of a page minus margin area.
Ãâó: www.gregathcompany.com/gloss.html
impression Fine art made by any printing stamping process
Ãâó: www.progressiveart.com/art_terms.htm
impression An impression is a single piece of paper with an image printed on it from a matrix. The term as applied to prints is used in a manner similar to the term "copy" as applied to a book.
Ãâó: www.donaldheald.com/glossary/glossary_01.php
impression This term is often used to tell advertisers how many times their banner ad was seen by visitors viewing the page. Impressions (page views) describe the information received by a Web site visitor after he or she has downloaded all the elements (text and graphics) that make up a single Web page. A reasonable rule of thumb is that approximately 10 "hits" equals one page impression. See also hit.
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