microfilm

an energy sensitive microfilm

Computer - output microfilm;computer - output microfilmer.

Government documents, periodicals, microfilms or fiche, audiovisual, and maps.

In micrographics, a measure of the remoteness of the copy from the original material, the first microfilm representation being the first generation microfilm.

In micrographics, a specific method of computer output microfilming in which a beam of electrons is directed onto an energy sensitive microfilm.

The library archives historical documents on microfilm.

Researchers use microfilm to access old newspapers.

The microfilm contains valuable information about the company's history.

The microfilm reader allows users to magnify the images for better clarity.

Archivists carefully preserve delicate microfilm reels.

The microfilm collection at the museum includes rare photographs from the 19th century.

Students can request to view microfilm copies of old manuscripts for research purposes.

The microfilm machine allows for easy scanning and digital conversion of old documents.

Historians rely on microfilm archives to study primary sources from the past.

The microfilm library houses a vast collection of newspapers dating back to the 1800s.

I will drop you off at the apartment as planned, and then deliver the microfilms.

At the bottom of the basket, lay three microfilms, each in a metal case.

We also have quite a few newspapers on microfilm.

His work connected with" micro" because he produced micro-cards, microfilm, micrometer, micronutrient and microcomputer.

The library holds extensive collections of books, journals, maps, microfilms, photographs and sound recordings published at home and overseas.

The other morning I suggested to him that he have a microfilm camera installed with infra red light behind a diaphanous mirror in the reception room.