Definitions
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- noun A small
card bearing amicroreproduction of text, resembling themicrofiche format but oncardboard rather thanphotographic film .
Etymologies
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Examples
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But wh en she gets home and scans a special microcard for courtship guidelines, she is stunned to see Xander ' s picture fade and another boy ' s face appear.
In a Dystopian Romance, a Rebel Heart Stirs MEGHAN COX GURDON 2010
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She is given a microcard with data about Xander, but a technical malfunction shows her matched with another boy – Ky Markham.
`Matched' AP 2010
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She is given a microcard with data about Xander, but a technical malfunction shows her matched with another boy – Ky Markham.
`Matched' AP 2010
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After convincing the librarian to find someone to fix the aging microcard reader (a precursor to microfiche) I was able to surf a seemingly unlimited number of documents and reports about "operational accidents and radiation exposure experience" in the nuclear industry.
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This card, for instance "- he held up a file microcard -" contains the record of one of the greatest physicists of our day, Robert Turnbull.
Tom Swift Jr And His Giant Robot Sklar, Richard 1954
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This electronic edition has been transcribed from a digital image supplied by the Peabody Essex Museum and a microcard image in the collection Early American Imprints, 1639-1800.
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Srsly, right now it's helping me locate microcard series from the 50s.
MetaFilter Projects 2008
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