PALAVRAS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADAS COM «HECTOGRAPHICALLY»
hectographically
hectograph
gelatin
duplicator
jellygraph
printing
process
which
involves
transfer
original
prepared
with
special
inks
pulled
tight
metal
frame
invented
russia
mikhail
alisov
while
plate
faded
recently
been
revived
world
hectographically
define
also
called
copygraph
copying
type
manuscript
from
glycerine
coated
gelatine
master
machine
employing
glycerin
layer
order
make
copies
typed
written
material
graphed
graph
graphs
reverso
meaning
hyetographically
hectographic
hectography
collins
always
noun
transferred
urban
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hectit
hectivity
hectology
hectomaniac
hectometer
hectopascal
hectophlammel
hector
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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «HECTOGRAPHICALLY»
Descubra o uso de
hectographically na seguinte seleção bibliográfica. Livros relacionados com
hectographically e pequenos extratos deles para contextualizar o seu uso na literatura.
1
The Soul of the Russian Revolution
Soon the streets of the suburb are strewn with " papers " written with blue ink (
hectographically reproduced proclamations). The " papers " venomously criticize
the system in the factory, they tell about labor strikes in Petersburg and Southern
...
Moissaye Joseph Olgin, 1917
2
The Oxford Critical and Cultural History of Modernist ...
In contrast to Hirth's high-circulation and colourful weekly, the first issue of the low
-budget Neue jugend was modestly and amateurishly produced, printed
hectographically and rather crudely in a limited edition of 200 copies, with each ...
Peter Brooker, Sascha Bru, Andrew Thacker, 2013
3
A Comintern Agent in China 1932-1939
The Yenan daily newspaper, the hectographically produced periodicals, and
handwritten wall newspapers with the old, partially simplified characters were
employed. There were also picture stories similar in format to modern comic
strips.
... or listki during the 1896 strikes, and compare them to Olgin's summary of Gorky
(listki is here translated as 'papers'): Soon the streets ofthe suburb are strewn with
'papers' written with blue ink (hectographically reproduced proclamations).
5
The Karaites of Galicia: An Ethnoreligious Minority Among ...
A short excerpt from this targum was published in ibid., 286–287. 168 Yirmiyahu,
transl. into the Galician dialect of Karaim by Yeshua-Joseph b. Moses
Mordkowicz, ed. Zarach Zarachowicz, printed hectographically by Noah
Szulimowicz ...
6
Vitebsk: The Life of Art
One result of this ideological battle, which was fought using art itself, was the
hectographically produced magazine Makhmadim, which was also the name of
the movement. Makhmadim resembled an album of artistic reproductions:
textless, ...
Aleksandra Semenovna Shatskikh, 2007
7
Brecht and Company: Sex, Politics, and the Making of the ...
... hectographically reproduced version of this text has survived. It is currently part
of the holdings of the old East Berlin Academy of Arts, where it is still treated as
though it were a Brecht text.14 But when American scholar Ronald K. Shull and ...
8
The Cambridge Companion to Brecht
Fortunately, FBE's original hectographically reproduced version of this text has
survived. It is currently part of the holdings of the old East Berlin Academy of Arts
where it is still treated as though it were a Brecht text. But when the American ...
Peter Thomson, Glendyr Sacks, 1994
9
Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office
3,547,027 DEVICE FOR HECTOGRAPHICALLY PRINTING A TEXT J acobus F
redericus Gombault, Drachten, Netherlands, assignor to Hadewe Eerste
Nederlandse Duplicatorfabrieken, Drachten, Netherlands Filed Apr. ll, I968, Ser.
No.
United States. Patent Office, 1970
Process and apparatus for the manufacture of hectographically striped paper
webs. Ger. pat. 1,129,820. Issued Dec. 6, 1962. 3 claims. 4 p. [Ger.] A
hectographically-coated paper web is run between a heated roll and a grooved
press roll, ...
Institute of Paper Chemistry (Appleton, Wis.), 1964
