xeroxing उदाहरण वाक्य

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1. Along the way she lost her job-- " they fired me on my birthday "-- and found another " at this very fancy literary agency, being a file clerk, doing the xeroxing, for $ 200 a week.
2. As a distinguished biologist, George C . Williams, put it many years ago, asexual reproduction is like xeroxing your lottery ticket; even if you have the winning number, making many copies won't help unless the winning number is the same every time.
3. In 1949, Xerox Corporation introduced the first xerographic copier called the Model A . Xerox became so successful that, in North America, photocopying came to be popularly known as " xeroxing . " Xerox has actively fought to prevent " Xerox " from becoming a genericized trademark.
4. "And there's free Xeroxing, which I miss, " said Eduardo Machado, a member from 1986 to 1993, who recalled " working on plays without the pressure that if I do something wrong, they won't produce me ."
5. Educated at Drew, Oxford and Yale, she had worked in Congress and in the international marketing division of AT & AMP; T . At UNICEF, she said she was " frequently reduced to Xeroxing and distributing documents that went unread or setting up meetings that were unproductive ."
6. It is a classic of sorts, by one of the most revered of the old New Yorker writers, Joseph Mitchell; and until the book-length version was republished recently by the Modern Library, copies of the original magazine articles, bleary from over-Xeroxing, were passed around in certain circles like samizdat.
7. You might pass out xeroxed copies of a passage or a short story ( Did I, a struggling author myself, just ask all three people that read this column to abandon eveything that they ever heard about intellectual property rights and copyright and start xeroxing books ? ? ? ) ( Smack ) ( Adoi . . . It's OK . I feel better now . ) that you have been expressly permitted to copy ( Phew ) and later, generate a discussion on the characters or the plot of the story.
8. If " online " and " creation " did NOT have an implied meaning by putting them together, then it would be like " Xerox ", which is owned by the Xerox company ( and it is correct for Xerox to claim ownership of the word, and not want people to use xeroxing as a verb, because it devalues the word ), and I would agree with Locke; however, what he's wanting to do is more like have the Xerox company claim ownership of the term " photocopy " . " Online creation " is not a unique term like xerox is, but a general one like " photocopy ".