| And the end-product does relate to time: a xerography of time, grafting Hopi signs onto urban territories in a present time perpetually breaking out, as we say of laughter. |
| The process, later renamed xerography, used electrostatic energy to transfer dry ink to a page. |
| Of the several technologies that are in use, the most popular process, xerography, is based on electrostatics. |
| The major use of selenium in electronics is in the form of arsenic triselenide, which is used as a photoreceptor in xerography. |
| Had he not conceived of xerography, the plain paper copier might have remained un-invented for decades. |
| Seventy-five years ago, the year the Industrial Research Institute was founded, xerography was introduced. |
