copying paper
copy paper , also: transfer paper

"And we certainly don't want to be copying paper records."

My job was mostly copying papers about studies on brain activity.

By the time they returned to the copy room the box of copying paper had vanished.

Carlson knew that several major corporations were researching ways of copying paper.

From California, the shipments - most packed in containers no larger than a box of copying paper - were flown across the country, officials said.

B.A.T. is the world leader in the fast-growing business of carbonless copying paper.

To dampen the tissue paper, the clerk used a brush or copying paper damper.

Similar earlier results on copying paper and cotton (but with poorer reproducibility) have been published [2].

What's more, your output need not be limited to standard copying paper: the machine's stack bypass facility accepts transparencies and light card as well.

We're not willing to cut our teacher salaries; we're not willing to make our teachers pay for their own copying paper.

The copying paper carries the Nordic Environmental Eco-label.

Paper consumption The Bank uses considerable amounts of paper, both copying paper and printing paper for its publications.

For this proposition, he relied again on the Explanatory Notes to heading No. 96.12, which exclude rolls of carbon or other copying paper strip.

Basic zinc chloride is one of the three components to prepare color development materials used for pressure-sensitive copying papers and thermo-sensitive recording papers.

Together, they unload boxes of toilet paper and copying paper from trucks, and they carry large plastic sacks of garbage to the street.

The filing system was extremely archaic and consisted chiefly of detailed Russian translations on flimsy copying paper of the German originals.

Nevertheless Yehowists kept on distributing Ilyin's booklets both printed secretly and hand-written or copied with a copying paper.

Finally, there is a meticulously arranged floor piece by Matthew Ronay, composed of dozens of mini-sculptures, no two alike, sitting on sheets of copying paper.

In the United States, James River makes an array of paper and plastic products, including plates, cups, copying paper, paper towels and folding cartons.

One was related to the mechanics of obtaining and copying papers, and the other was centered on learning how to cope with too much information and reading for new key concepts.

Great Northern Nekoosa has five main operating divisions, ranging from newsprint to copying paper and it owns 2.9 million acres of timberland, 2.1 million of them in Maine.

The laptop-sized invention allowed multiple copies of a document to be produced, something like a photocopier, with ink transferred from the original to moistened copying paper below via a pressure plate.

The copying paper used in the Bank is chlorine-free paper produced in paper mills with EMAS or ISO 14001 certificates.

For Montreal-based Domtar, the acquisition transforms the company from the seventh-largest producer of uncoated freesheet (used as printing and copying paper) in North America into the second-largest producer.

Other environmental aspects that are very visible to the employees are the consumption of copying paper, cleaning of the facilities, use of water and disposal of electronic equipment and old furniture.