Sentences with phrase «electronic readers need»

Like reading a newspaper on a PC, electronic readers need electricity to run.

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Adults with dyslexia may need accommodations in the work place such as extended time or electronic readers to accommodate diagnosed dyslexia.

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Reading on - screen is vastly different from reading a printed book, and a new default style has arisen out of the needs of readers of all this electronic text.

i still think that kindle has the most of what i personally need in an electronic reader.

While many writers of both fiction and non-fiction have been able to enjoy the benefits of the digital world, whether by submitting manuscripts to agents in e-reader-compatible format for consideration for traditional publishing, or establishing themselves as self - published authors with a small - but - growing loyal following of readers, the electronic age has not caught up as readily with the needs of graphic novelists.

Everything from casual reading to textbooks to specific titles to assist readers with special needs has evolved in an electronic edition.

This novel, though, does need to see the electronic reader light.

If you're used to a very wide range of book types for your reading, both for personal and professional purposes, then an electronic reader might prove too limiting for your needs.

And just last week, Amazon.com Inc. announced an electronic book reader called Kindle that will run over Sprint's network without the need for a separate wireless payment.

Over the last few years and especially with Amazon's investment in the Kindle and e-book market, the use of portable electronic book readers has become pretty common, and the need and desire for material to read on them has grown significantly with their use.

The establishment of the E Ink Corporation in 1997 led to the development of electronic paper, a technology which allows a display screen to reflect light like ordinary paper without the need for a backlight; electronic paper was incorporated first into the Sony Librie (released in 2004) and Sony Reader (2006), followed by the Amazon Kindle, a device which, upon its release in 2007, sold out within five hours.

Needed documents may reside on a legacy electronic media for which the organization may no longer have the appropriate reader.

For most of the electronic signatures that your law practice will need, you don't need to look any further than Adobe Reader DC.

It is sometimes assumed that a book that is being read on an electronic device does not need an index, as readers can use the search function instead.

• Confer with document originators to understand document control needs • Gain access to records and determine appropriate ways of recording it • Compile and maintain records and related files such as blueprints, drawings and documents • Examine records to ensure their integrity and completeness • Handle data management duties such as reviewing and coding documents • Analyze documents to appropriate statistical coding • Input data into databases and prepare documents for electronic imaging • Operate micrographic equipment including digital scanners and archive readers to assist readers • Retrieve document data and information in databases and code information into computer records • Take and verify requests for retrieval of records and information and respond to requests as deemed appropriate • Perform minor repair and maintenance on micrographic equipment • Purge hard copy of files according to approved procedures • Develop, design and maintain systems for filing and retrieving records • Determine workflow priorities and develop and implement clerical procedures • Assist in projects such as information gathering and research work • Reproduce and distribute documents on special request of staff members • Ascertain that all records and files are properly labeled and categorized