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1. • • The original document is scanned at the sending station, converted into an analog or digital representation, and sent over a communication channel to the receiving station, which constructs a duplicate image on paper; this image is referred to as a facsimile.
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   What is a type facsimile?

   • This is specifically a type-facsimile produced by the printer Joseph Smeeton. This kind of facsimile can be contrasted with those that were traced or hand-drawn, sometimes referred to as pen-facsimiles.4Traced facsimiles tended to be of single pages, done in order to supply what was missing from a genuine early modern book.

   Introduction: What Is a Facsimile and Why Does It Matter?

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   What is the paradox of a facsimile?

   • This little fable illustrates perfectly the paradox of the facsimile which I will be exploring in this Element. A facsimile is intended to be a replica rather than a copy; facsimiles reproduce the form of a text rather than just the content.

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   What is the difference between telephoto and facsimile?

   • Note 1: Wirephoto and telephoto are facsimile via wire circuits and fiber optic circuits. Radiophoto is facsimile via radio. Note 2: Current facsimile systems are designated and defined as: Weik, M.H. (2000). facsimile. In: Computer Science and Communications Dictionary.

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   What is a traced facsimile?

   • This kind of facsimile can be contrasted with those that were traced or hand-drawn, sometimes referred to as pen-facsimiles.4Traced facsimiles tended to be of single pages, done in order to supply what was missing from a genuine early modern book. Here, for example, is the traced final page of Shakespeare’s

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   Why is a facsimile slippery?

   • If ‘facsimile’ literally means making something that is the same as something else, then the slippery status of the facsimile occurs because of the act of making – a slipperiness also indicated by the slippage between ‘similis’, meaning alike or merely similar.

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   What is the difference between Menard's Quixote and a facsimile?

   • Like Menard’s Quixote, the facsimile of an early modern text is both identical and different: the closer one looks, and the more one takes into account the context of a particular facsimile, the more differences appear, even when at first glance the replica seems identical to the original.

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   A facsimile is intended to be a replica rather than a copy; facsimiles reproduce the form of a text rather than just the content.

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5. www.cse.iitd.ac.in › archbook › chaptersIntroduction to Computer Architecture - IIT Delhi

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   1. Introduction to Computer Architecture. Welcome to the exciting world of computer architecture. Computer architecture is the study of computers. We shall study the basic design principles of computers in this book including the basic technologies, algorithms, design methodologies and future trends.

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   The original document is scanned at the sending station, converted into an analog or digital representation, and sent over a communication channel to the receiving station, which constructs a duplicate image on paper; this image is referred to as a facsimile.

7. www.researchgate.net › publication › 332948668(PDF) Copies and facsimiles - ResearchGate

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   Jul 1, 2019 · PDF | The concepts of original and copy, of source and facsimile, always convey particular understandings of the process of reproducing documents.

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   Nov 30, 2017 · facsimile. 1. Pertaining to the transmission and reception of data in graphic form. Synonyms telecopy, telefacs, telefax. 2. Telegraphy in which objects are scanned and the resulting signals are transmitted to a receiver where they are reproduced as images in permanent form, called recorded copies.

9. pages.cs.wisc.edu › handouts › lectureCS/ECE 752: Advanced Computer Architecture I Lecture 1 ...

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   Why Study Computer Architecture? •Understand where computers are going •Future capabilities drive the computing world •Forced to think 5+ years into the future •Exposure to high-level design •Less about “design” than “what to design” •Engineering, science, art •Architects paint with broad strokes