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US
/ˈmaɪkɹəˌfɪɫm/
]
[ UK /mˈaɪkɹəʊfˌɪlm/ ]
[ UK /mˈaɪkɹəʊfˌɪlm/ ]
VERB
- record on microfilm
NOUN
- film on which materials are photographed at greatly reduced size; useful for storage; a magnification system is used to read the material
How To Use microfilm In A Sentence
- A team on Saipan indexed and microfilmed documents, and a complete set of the film and the final index was deposited with each island government and with the UHM Library.
- Donovan delivered more than he received from Fitin; he sent the Russian reports on oil terminals in Romania, the location of German spare parts depots, Abwehr spying on the Soviets in Turkey, gossip Dulles picked up on Hitler and Göring, along with a sampling of OSS toys, such as the suitcase radio, pistol silencers, pocket incendiaries, and a portable microfilm set with miniature camera for agents photographing documents in the field. Wild Bill Donovan
- While innumerable neurotic New Yorker fanatics have saved piles of the magazine in closets or basements, the few easily accessible archives of the magazine's contents have been on microfilm or in bound volumes in public libraries.
- It now exists in typescript, in a few libraries, including that of the University of Calgary, and on microfilm.
- A MICROFILM reader will be installed in Darwen Library in memory of Darwen headteacher Howard Peters, who died in July 2002.
- Most of the daily newspapers are available on microfilm.
- Novelist and literary essayist Nicholson Baker once again has caused a stir in the library world, this time attacking the sale and/or destruction of original newspapers once they have been microfilmed.
- The magic lantern and the cinema spawned the microfilm reader.
- They have been collecting and microfilming anything they can get their hands on for over a century, and they are a tremendous resource for researchers.
- Years ago part of Adam's holiday job had been to help file back issues, which were eventually transferred to microfilm. LOST SUMMER