Adjective
paper-based (comparative more paper-based, superlative most paper-based)
Done on paper, as opposed to on a computer
Paper-based examinations are becoming less popular with candidates, who prefer computer-based ones.
Booker can manipulate paper-based objects and turn them into edged projectiles. Source: Internet
Customer Service Minister Victor Dominello said the old paper-based system required a homeowner to take half a day off work to lodge an application, whereas the online portal meant they could do it when it suited, saving them many hours. Source: Internet
Dotmocracy is an established paper-based group facilitation method that invites participants to brainstorm ideas and then vote on a range of agreement for each idea in order to recognize which ideas have the most collective agreement. Source: Internet
In September, the Pentagon’s inspector general noting that the Iraqi army lacked any sort of supply database and instead relied on “a manual, paper-based system for tracking supplies and equipment.” Source: Internet
Prem explains that the passing of the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act (ECTA) in 2002 established the basic premise that digital communications are no less valid than paper-based communications. Source: Internet
The team developed a paper-based immunoassay that uses nanoparticles to identify tuberculosis biomarkers in a urine sample. Source: Internet