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Перевод: linotype

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линотип ;
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Тезаурус:

1. It would seem there are more printing devils in computerised typesetting than old linotype.
2. Every word in it has been typed four times (once by our Paris correspondent, once by the French telex operator, once by a typist in our office, and finally by the Linotype operator at Index Printers).
3. There was possibly another reason why they were kept away from it: the Linotype, hot, clanking and oily, looks like an industrial machine.
4. On NoS they were being treated to the miracle of new technology, bypassing the National Graphical Association compositors who, before the age of "direct entry" computers, retyped the articles on Linotype hot metal machines after the subs had marked them up in pencil.
5. Commenting on its figures (see page five), Eschborn, Germany-based Linotype AG says its 1992 domestic orders fell by 6% but the company enjoyed solid gains in key foreign markets, with the US up 18%, Japan up 24% and the Middle and Far East showing gains of between 15% and 49%; the US market surpassed Germany for the first time, and exports at the computerised printing systems and equipment company accounted for 72.1% of overall business in 1992 after 69.1% a year earlier.
6. LINOTYPE ENJOYS GAINS IN FOREIGN MARKETS
7. Monotype works in broadly the same way as Linotype machines.
8. Just as linotype operators at the Sun were breaking out the champagne to celebrate the arrival of 1,000 pay packets for a three-day week, the realization was beginning to dawn that sooner or later the power of the print unions would be broken by the introduction of new technology.
9. It is important to note that there was never any question of women working on the Linotype.
10. The development of new fonts used to be the business of companies like Linotype and Monotype, which built typesetters with proprietary technology.
11. It was only with the invention of first the Linotype, then the Monotype machines that mechanized competition really threatened hand-setting.
12. The ground floor of the Times Building housed the Business Office (Circulation, Want-Ads, Accounts and the private office of Mr Thomas Miller) at the front; behind it was the Composing Room with its rows of eight linotype machines along the north wall and the fonts of type and form-tables.
13. The Linotype, invented in the 1880s, had appeared in the offices of the Scotsman and other Edinburgh newspapers by the 1890s.