How To Use Microfiche In A Sentence
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As I trolled back and forth in the microfiche looking for the relevant piece, I was struck by the other things the chattering classes brayed five years ago.
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The 101 is also available on microfiche at the Family History Library.
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My library still uses microfiche for old newspapers, though I think even our reader is newer than the one in the picture.
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Does the library have a microfiche reader?
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The town's modern library had the local paper on microfiche.
SANDS OF TIME
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A microfiche edition of the first printings of Mathilde's works has recently been published by IDC in the Netherlands.
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It’s a nicely done book, although it’s a little lacking in diagrams, but the Ron Ayers site seems to have all the "microfiche" assembly diagrams for the bike I’ll ever need.
Kevynwight Diary Entry
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Historians working on the ecclesiastical history of France in the early modern period are fortunate in that a rich collection of pamphlets and demonological tracts has survived and has been made widely accessible in a microfiche series.
Carleton Cunningham: The Devil and the Religious Controversies of Sixteenth-Century France
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It costs about $1.40 to produce a microfiche, so just multiply that by 2,000.
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You had to scan the microfiche or even thumb through dusty tomes at the local library or tax assessor's office.
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Beyond, I think, any journalist I have known, McKinnon seems to be happiest in archives and libraries, peering into microfiches and at computer screens.
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The microfiche are abstracted, indexed, and published in a bimonthly periodical titled Declassified Documents Catalog.
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You had to scan the microfiche or even thumb through dusty tomes at the local library or tax assessor's office.
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The microfiche machines are Korean War-era and break down constantly.
What you said
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My father was always worried about losing records, so early on he had all the business financial records placed on microfiche.
BREACH OF DUTY
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The information is now available on microfiche.
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Like in 1995, if you met someone at a party who said they were a writer, you'd have to go down to the library and look up their books on the microfiche.
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Since it costs about $1.40 to produce a microfiche, this was a saving of $2,800.
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The committee said Olympic tickets will have anticounterfeiting measures such as microfiche-text processing and radio-frequency identification tags.
China to Try Again
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Forty years is a ridiculously conservative estimate, as can now be demonstrated, and it turns out that microfiche's shelf-life is limited too, far more than paper.
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In the recorder's office, members of the public were studying computer screens and microfiche readers.
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But if it really is, why not sign the release forms and allow reporters to get direct access to the archived files on microfiche?
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The sixth essay, titled ‘Portrait of a Londoner,’ was eventually found on the microfiche in the University of Sussex library.
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The green square on the right represents the entire microfiche, and the larger image shown on the left is one page scanned from it.
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Thousands of copyright holders, both individual authors and institutions, have given ERIC permission to scan and display older work previously available only in microfiche.
August 2007
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Even on a miserable late summer afternoon it is humming - quite literally, because of its bank of microfiche readers which are all occupied.
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‘On microfiche,’ Tom answered, putting his glasses away.
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As I sit here in my ornithopter, debating whether to visit the excellent library of microfiche on Mars or to bathe in the pools of Venus, a few names come to mind ...
June 2008
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Sixteen sets of notes were unavailable to the trust's audit team, and a further 104 were available only on microfiche.
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While Manda went to check out old newspapers in the microfiches, Michael surfed through a local news website from one of the terminals in the computer room.
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Most libraries keep these on microfiche and simply scan the ones dealing with your focus time and area.
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He was the most skilled caricaturist the paper ever had; his work just jumps off the old microfiche.
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She reviewed microfiche of Manley's scrapbook, looked at articles from the time, viewed photos.
Holly Cara Price: She Loved Baseball: The Effa Manley Story by Audrey Vernick
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Recounting the conversation rhetorically, he asks, You going to believe your microfiche twenty feet away from you, or me, city historian, or you going to believe someone who told you?
John V. Santore: Democracy in Clinton, Iowa
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On microfiche, the documents were published by Primary Source Microfilm as Declassified Documents Reference System.
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Ensure that you have a current photo and that all awards shown in your photo are reflected in your microfiche.
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Does the library have a microfiche reader?
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Beyond, I think, any journalist I have known, McKinnon seems to be happiest in archives and libraries, peering into microfiches and at computer screens.
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The newspapers contain the DNA of the era, and the microfiche is the amber that holds them.
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Fine. But go back to the microfiche at the library, wherever you live, and look at everything else on the page.
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Soldiers should review their microfiche (done online now) to ensure their personnel files are complete and accurate.
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(Fairly big academic library full of obsessive grad students using the microfiche readers.)
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