Similar words: exert, exertion, exercise, paroxysm, proximity, approximate, approximately, hero. Meaning: n. 1. a copy made by a xerographic printer 2. a duplicator (trade mark Xerox) that copies graphic matter by the action of light on an electrically charged photoconductive insulating surface in which the latent image is developed with a resinous powder. v. reproduce by xerography.
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61. At present, Fuji Xerox to some customers do direct marketing experiment.
62. She said: "Excuse me, I have five pages. May I use the Xerox machine?"
63. John Seely Brown is director emeritus of Xerox PARC and a visiting scholar at USC.
64. Can I get a Xerox of some material on microfilm?
65. And print,(www.Sentencedict.com) the nice thing is that it's very affordable to print because you can print it using our Xerox image printing systems.
66. Researchers at a pair of labs — Xerox PARC and Stanford Research Institute (SRI) — began developing many of the ideas that would form the basis of the computing revolution.
67. THE 1950s and '60s brought many new things to American offices, including the Xerox machine, word processing and — perhaps less famously — the first National Secretaries Day, in 1952.
68. May I use the Xerox machine because I have to make some copies?
69. This time, my little son said, "Granduncle, can you write down what you said and I can xerox it."
70. The application of dyestuffs in information recording and storage industry is reviewed, such as digital ink-jet printing, photosensitive material, xerox and compact disc storage.
71. She has been constantly promoted with Xerox over the years.
72. He said he stood over a Xerox machine for hours, carefully making copies of each page of the Pentagon papers.
73. According to the Japanese Fuji xerox chairman Lin Yang tai long before the company, estimates that only about 25% of Japanese companies using America's board of directors structure.
74. Home page, where we learned he is a member of the Research Staff in Xerox Palo Alto Research Center.
75. Perhaps those Xerox executives knew what they were doing, after all.
76. Carone. To stay solvent, Xerox eliminated profit sharing and outsourced half of its manufacturing, shrinking its work force 41% to 58, 000. But under Ms.
77. Xerox once dominated the market with its complex, expensive machines.
78. CEO She is the chairman of the board and the CEO of Xerox Corporation. She is a self-strived lifer.
79. Before changing its name to Xerox Corporation, the company was known as the Haloid Company and then Haloid Xerox Inc.
80. That's a good idea. But can you Xerox a copy?
81. Xerox uses non-contact, flashed light wave IR heat fusing incorporating specialized toners .
82. One Xerox copy of the enterprise incorporation approval and the approval of other modifications, contracts and articles of association approved by the approving authority 1 Xerox of each.
83. So what kind of art can you make using a xerox machine, anyway?
84. So he left Xerox and started a consulting company, 3 Com, in June 1979.
85. In the early 1990s Varon worked in finance at Xerox, and the department's VP was an old-style organization man.
86. AT & T ran the network, IBM dominated the mainframe - computer business and Xerox was a synonym for photocopying.
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