xerox

[ˈzɪrɑːks]

Definition:
1. To make a copy of a letter, document, etc.
2. A copy made by a xerographic printer.
3. Reproduce by xerography.

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Use 'xerox' in a sentence:

1. The Simulation of the Magnetic Field of a Magnetic Roller in Xerox Technology.
2. Xerox once dominated the market with its complex, expensive machines.
3. This has been going on for decades of Xerox, which I really appreciate.
4. Xerox Corp. doubled its profit on surging demand for its copying equipment.
5. Xerox every moment with you in my mind.
6. Both Dell and Xerox say their targets will have plenty of operational freedom, to assuage such concerns.
7. He kept the original copy and gave her only a Xerox.
8. She said the cuts would help Xerox deliver 'double-digit earnings growth in 2009.'
9. A copy made by the xerox process.
10. Now let me give you the Xerox market context.
11. For this model to be profitable to Xerox, the use of copies would have to increase substantially.
12. Xerox and Lucent are two more high-tech companies run by women.
13. Could you xerox this letter, please?
14. So Xerox paid for the research; Microsoft paid only for development.
15. And in fact in Xerox, some of our businesses actually operate mailroom for our clients.
16. There are actually several Xerox problems posted right now, if any of you professors wanna give it a try.
17. So I kind of threw my hat in that ring, wound up running human resources for Xerox worldwide.
18. The rooms are crammed with humming Xerox machines.
19. Xerox saw the mouse as part of an expensive business computer.
20. You can xerox the particular article you want.
21. I got a Xerox of the lyrics, handed them out, and then we had the rehearsals.
22. An Investigation and Analysis about the Problems in Using MR Xerox for Duplicating Medical Records.
23. Organization code certificate of the acquired Chinese company ( 1 Xerox).
24. Yes, as you point out, lower than the chief executive of Xerox, but what can I say?
25. The Pioneer of Business in Sustainable Development& FUJI XEROX.
26. Could you please help me xerox this book?
27. You cannot take it home, but you can xerox it.
28. Oh no, I'm sure the Xerox machine caught a few.
29. One example comes from Xerox, an American firm which makes office equipment and commercial printing systems.
30. You cannot take it home, but you can xerox what you need.
31. And I with that team then that I built in 2000 Xerox to a person is still with Xerox today.
32. This time, my little son said, "Granduncle, can you write down what you said and I can xerox it."
33. Some of the guys who wrote Microsoft Windows had previous worked on window systems at Xerox PAPC.
34. You can not take it home, but you can xerox what you need.
35. This week we announced a President of Xerox.
36. In the late 1970s, Ethernet was owned by Xerox.
37. Transient Nonlinear Temperature Field of Copier Paper in the Process of Xerox by Finite Element Method.
38. Paul Allaire, who successfully ran Xerox during the 1990s, lasted only 15 months the second time around.
39. Who's got the key to the Xerox room?
40. And so we have many things in Xerox research.
41. Xerox has a long history of innovation.
42. She has been constantly promoted with Xerox over the years.
43. A 1979 deal gave him access to xerox technology,
44. Nearby, in Silicon Valley, the Xerox corporation had a research division.
45. We have to make sure that those can not be for Xerox, but I think today it can.
46. Study on Mode of Process Based Organization Structure& A Case from Xerox.
47. Graphical interfaces were done first at Xerox, not Apple.
48. Xerox set about a process of reverse engineering. It pulled the machines apart and investigated the Japanese factories to find out how they could pull off such feats.
49. A secretary at IBM Corporation was asked to xerox some documents by her boss which described a proposed takeover of Lotus Corporation.