Lamia C.
Melbourne, Australia
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bill
A written or printed public notice or advertisement; see handbill, leaflet, fly sheet, broadside, poster, advertising. Also, any written statement of particulars, as of legislation, transactions, or the like. Also, the program or schedule of an entertainment ...
affiche à la main
A written or printed public notice or advertisement; see handbill, leaflet, fly sheet, broadside, poster, advertising. Also, any written statement of particulars, as of legislation, transactions, or the like. Also, the program or schedule of an entertainment ...
cover
The exterior wrap, jacket, or case of a publication. In addition to its utility, the primary purposes of a cover are: to identify the publication, evoke a response from the viewer, and market the dated material in a timely manner. See cover paper, self-cover, ...
couverture
L'enveloppe extérieure, veste ou cas d'une publication. En plus de son utilité, sont les principaux objectifs d'une couverture : pour identifier la publication, évoquent une réponse à partir du visualiseur et le matériel daté du marché en temps opportun. Voir ...
basic size
The standard size of sheets of paper used to calculate basis weight (qv) in the U.S. and Canada, irrespective of the wide variety of commercial sizes produced for different types. The standardized basic size of bond/writing paper is 17" X 22", of text/book ...
format de base
The standard size of sheets of paper used to calculate basis weight (qv) in the U.S. and Canada, irrespective of the wide variety of commercial sizes produced for different types. The standardized basic size of bond/writing paper is 17" X 22", of text/book ...
expanded type
A typeface with a slightly wider body, giving a flatter appearance; also called "extended". See set size, type.
caractère large
A typeface with a slightly wider body, giving a flatter appearance; also called "extended". See set size, type.
thermography
A technique for imitating an embossed appearance, as on stationery, by fusing colored wet ink and a colorless adhesive resin powder to the paper by heat; also called "raised printing". Compare engrave, etch; see toner.
thermographie
A technique for imitating an embossed appearance, as on stationery, by fusing colored wet ink and a colorless adhesive resin powder to the paper by heat; also called "raised printing". Compare engrave, etch; see toner.
paperclip / paper clip
The temporary fastening of papers has been accomplished by 13th Century ribbon attachments , by the 1835 John Ireland Howe design of solid-head straight-pins, and by the 1899 Johan Vaaler paperclip invention. Vaaler, of Aurskog Norway, patented several ...
trombone
The temporary fastening of papers has been accomplished by 13th Century ribbon attachments , by the 1835 John Ireland Howe design of solid-head straight-pins, and by the 1899 Johan Vaaler paperclip invention. Vaaler, of Aurskog Norway, patented several ...
open rate
The number of HTML message recipients who opened your email, usually as a percentage of the total number of emails sent. The open rate is considered a key metric for judging an email campaign's success, but it has several problems. The rate indicates only the ...
taux d'ouverture
Le nombre de destinataires d'un message HTML qui a ouvert votre email, généralement en pourcentage du nombre total d'e-mails envoyés. Le taux d'ouverture est considérée comme une métrique clé pour juger la réussite de la campagne de l'e-mail, mais elle a ...
wire side
The side of the paper that rests against the fourdrinier wire during papermaking; usually considered to be the "bottom side" or "back side". Compare felt side; see deckle, paper.
côté toile
The side of the paper that rests against the fourdrinier wire during papermaking; usually considered to be the "bottom side" or "back side". Compare felt side; see deckle, paper.
electronic numerical integrator analyzer and computer (ENIAC)
The world's first operational digital electronic computer, developed by John Mauchly and J. Presper Eckert at the University of Pennsylvania for Army Ordnance to plot World War II ballistic firing tables. The ENIAC, weighing 30 tons, using 200 kilowatts of ...
analyseur d'intégrateur numérique électronique et ordinateur (ENIAC)
Le premier opérationnel digital électronique ordinateur, développé par John Mauchly et J. Presper Eckert à l'Université de Pennsylvanie pour Army Ordnance pour tracer les tables de tir balistique de la seconde guerre mondiale. L'ENIAC, pesant 30 tonnes, à ...
vendor
Any company that provides a service. See email vendors.
fournisseur
Toute entreprise qui fournit un service. Voir les fournisseurs de messagerie.
