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microfiche|ˈmaɪkrəʊfiːʃ|
Pl. microfiche, -fiches.
[f. micro- 7 + F. fiche slip of paper, index-card.]
A flat piece of film, usually the size of a standard catalogue card, containing microphotographs of the pages of a book, periodical, etc. Also shortened to fiche.
1950Rev. Documentation XVII. 216/1 Perhaps the French decision of reserving the word microcard for the opaque microcopy and using microfiche for the transparency may show us the way [to avoid confusion in terminology]. 1953Library Sci. Abstr. 193 The translucent microfiche is considered by some people to be better than the opaque microcard. 1959Times 2 Apr. 11/7 Research work..can be economically published on microfiche... The cost of a fiche is very low, about 2s. 6d., and many research reports would not need more than two or three fiche to cover them. 1967J. R. U. Page in De Reuck & Knight Communication in Sci. 151 Master microfiche are made for NASA and the Space Documentation Service. 1969Daily Tel. 19 Mar. 14/8 The fiches will allow universities and other institutions to have vast reference library resources in small spaces. 1970Library Assoc. Rec. Mar. 97/1 The National Aeronautics and Space Administration..makes available microfiches of the documents. Ibid. 97/2 The bibliographic information, together with the document and microfiche copy, is sent to NASA. 1970Publishers' Weekly 8 June 152/1 A typical microfiche has 72 printed pages in an area 4 by 6 inches. 1972J. Poyer Chinese Agenda (1973) xiv. 210 He tossed a slim creased manila envelope..to Gillon. It felt empty... ‘Microfiche,’ Liu explained. 1974Bookseller 8 June 2600/2 Colour printing on microfiche is now being done. |