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Discover LudwigThe phrase "fixed paper" can be correct and usable in written English, depending on the context in which it is used.
It could refer to a document or piece of paper that has been made permanent or unchangeable in some way. Here are a few examples: 1. The teacher handed out a fixed paper with the instructions for the test. (meaning the paper cannot be altered or revised) 2. The contract was written on fixed paper to ensure there would be no changes to the terms. 3. The scientist used a special chemical to fix the paper and prevent it from degrading over time. 4. They glued the torn pages of the book onto a fixed paper to keep them from falling out. 5. The artist used a heat-sealing process to fix the paper onto the canvas for her mixed media piece.
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During iris season in early June, stalks of artificial iris decorate signposts on the streets, and in the market stalls there are fixed paper fans with iris motifs of every imaginable variety.
Additionally, the fixed paper version did not significantly vary from a fixed online version (number correct = 2.92 and 3.16, respectively; t 58) = 0.63, p = 0.53, two-tailed).
Additionally, the web survey was constructed to randomize both race and insurance status of the vignettes as respondents entered the instrument; the use of a paper survey would have required pre-randomized blocks of invitees to receive fixed paper versions of the survey.
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Diesel has said he finds having an identity fixed on paper reassuring.
However, what is on this site is a survey of "still" images, those fixed on paper and other substrates.
"But most depends on the trust between the two leaders -- on private understandings, because not so much is fixed on paper, you know".
They once fixed a paper lantern to his coat, and he unwittingly walked about with it stuck there all day, much to their mirth.
Watergate established the Post as dangerous, but it also fixed the paper as a leading player in the capital — and therefore, paradoxically, as a member of the establishment.
Watergate established the Post as dangerous, but it also fixed the paper as a leading player in the capital--and, therefore, paradoxically, as a member of the establishment.
Vision became a physical object fixed on paper; three dimensions became two not through the intermediary of somebody wrestling with a pencil or brush but directly through nature, and in more detail than anybody, or almost anybody, could match by hand.
There's another $30 billion in fixed maturities paper.
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