Sentence examples for of facsimile from inspiring English sources
The main purpose of facsimile is the sending of printed messages over the telephone line.
For additional information on the encoding and encryption of facsimile and television signals and of computer data, see telecommunications system and information processing.
But, as Broad pushed to have his building treated as a separate institution — a kind of facsimile of MOCA, within the LACMA campus — she resisted.
In Consolation, by contrast, the actors mostly stand – or more often sit – across from one another and deliver their lines, in a kind of facsimile of social interaction.
Carlton have carved out a niche in publishing well-researched and lavishly illustrated histories of major sporting events, with the added twist that they include a bundle of facsimile printed ephemera.
The existence of facsimile parmesan had long grated with traditional cheese producers.Defence spendingNorthrop Grumman may raise its offer for TRW, an American defence and space business, from $7.2 billion in order to get its hands on the company's military assets.
At the Jewish Museum artifacts drift in a sea of facsimiles, and the two are barely distinguished.
"The Lock" consists of facsimiles of a portion of a trolley car and a tote bag cantilevered from the wall.
"The Original of Laura" is composed of facsimiles of Nabokov's drafts, famously composed on index cards, along with a transcription.
Even through the production of many volumes of facsimiles (i.e., exact copies) that were later published, the lack of attribution appeared to go unnoticed.
"I believe that one of the greatest hopes for monuments is the use of facsimiles," says Simon Beeching, spokesman for the Travelwatch environmental consultancy.
