noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
machine
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In a world instantly connected by a finger on a facsimile machine , it might seem unnecessary to decentralise research.
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There is 24 hour room service, and for the busy businessman a facsimile machine is available.
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Then there is the facsimile machine .
modem
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Delrina says it will exploit the signal processing capabilities that some facsimile modem manufactures are just beginning to build into their products.
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The machine also has a built-in facsimile modem .
transmission
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It is more robust in form than many faces, which will help it withstand facsimile transmission .
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Searches can also be made by telephone or facsimile transmission .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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A facsimile of the 1896 book was published in February.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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After a few experiments, I came up with a reasonable facsimile of Rebecca's accidental assemblage.
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Being live performances, these are real facsimiles of how I recall Ferrier sounding in performance.
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In a world instantly connected by a finger on a facsimile machine, it might seem unnecessary to decentralise research.
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Riven felt somehow that it was fitting - Jenny's facsimile had come ahead of them.
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Some vendors are expected to build devices that add facsimile and telephone capabilities, while others offer speech processing capability.
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This technique has enabled extremely accurate facsimiles of ancient bodies to be produced.