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

   • Author: Mats Dahlström

3. www.cs.toronto.edu › ~david › course-notesPrinciples of Programming Languages - Department of Computer ...

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   inherent complexity. In order to understand what a program means, we need to understand what each kind of statement does, and how it impacts control flow and underlying memory. The semantics of a programming language are the rules governing the meaning of programs written in that language; for im-for The

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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.

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   May 8, 2019 · The concepts of original and copy, of source and facsimile, always convey particular understandings of the process of reproducing documents. This essay is an analysis of these concepts, in particular copies and facsimiles, framed within the context of digital reproduction.

   • Author: Mats Dahlström
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   Programming Paradigms. Programming paradigms are different approaches to using a programming language to solve a problem. They are split into two broad categories - imperative and declarative - which can be broken down further into more specific paradigms.

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   What is a digital facsimile?

   • A facsimile, after all, is a visual art form. Whole new sets of (binary) notation systems have been put to use to accomplish the digital facsimile, which is a new document that interprets and imitates the visual appearance of the analogue source, and the new notation set is far from a mere correct replay of the notation set in the source document.

   Copies and facsimiles - International Journal of Digital Humanities

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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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   Is a facsimile a perfect copy?

   • Be that as it may, a facsimile is of course never a perfect copy. It is a kind of simulacrum. And both terms, fac-simile and simul-acrum, have a common stem, meaning ‘as’ or ‘as if’. The Latin word simulacrum has interesting meanings: semblance, imagination, phantasm, shadow, ghost.

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   How do digital facsimiles simulate an original as a spatial object?

   • The way in which digital facsimiles simulate an original as a spatial object is increasingly seductive. For several years, there have been plenty of digital applications with which we can flip through a digitized book using mouse and pointer or by touching the screen with our fingers and pulling the edges and margins.

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   Do facsimiles have a role in text transcription?

   • Until recently, facsimiles have largely played the subordinate role of illustration to the transcription text, an add-on. Usually, only a few sections in the source were photographically reproduced. Now, however, almost all digital editing involves image capture, even when the editors aim for a text transcription edition.

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   Why study programming languages? To improve the ability to develop effective algorithms. To improve the use of familiar languages. To increase the vocabulary of useful programming constructs. To allow a better choice of programming language. To make it easier to learn a new language. To make it easier to design a new language.