Two decades later, in-line skates still exist, but as a tool for business professionals, they have pretty much gone the way of the facsimile machine.
"We are dismayed and very disappointed in the way a facsimile of Kurt is used in Guitar Hero.
The main purpose of facsimile is the sending of printed messages over the telephone line.
A final way of thinking about imagination treats imagined as a "decoupling" or "facsimile" or "counterpart" operator (cf. Leslie 1987; Goldman 2000; Budd 1989) that can, in principle, be attached to any (mental) state.
In short, the basic facsimile technology that was patented in the late 1800s and first widely used for transmitting news photographs in the 1930s isn't ready to go the way of the telegraph.
Djokovic, in many ways, is a reasonable facsimile of Federer in terms of his touch and speed, serve and versatility.
In many ways it is a facsimile of its prototype.
The sharp edges of "Thelma and Louise" (1991) and the keen comedy of "The First Wives Club" (1996) gave way to studio-template facsimiles like "Practical Magic" (1998), "Hope Floats" (1998) and "Message in a Bottle" (1999).
He had a lot to say and his presentation was, in some strange way, a near-perfect facsimile of an Apple keynote: the amazing stuff the company is doing (3D-printed hands, soccer balls that students in the third world kick around and then use to light their homes at night), the retail spaces they've opened throughout the Northeast.
I was asked to tear it apart, write on it and otherwise mutilate it in order to find a way to create an exact facsimile of the book.
The picture of Zuma is a facsimile of a famous poster of communist revolutionary Vladimir Lenin.
