vcrs in A Sentence

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    This is achieved by using a vapor-compression refrigeration system(Vcrs).

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    VHS: compatible with standard Vcrs, though full-sized VHS camcorders are no longer made.

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    VHS(1976): Compatible with VHS standard Vcrs, though VHS camcorders are no longer made.

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    I mean, I'm not very good with Vcrs, but I'm pretty good with moms.

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    NTSC-N/PAL-N are compatible with sources such as game consoles, VHS/Betamax Vcrs, and DVD players.

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    VHS-C(1982): Originally designed for portable Vcrs, this standard was later adapted for compact consumer camcorders;

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    Plans are for each Vote Center to be staffed by three to four Vote Center Representatives(Vcrs).

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    VHS-C(1982): Originally designed for portable Vcrs, this standard was later adapted for use in compact consumer camcorders;

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    From landlines to Vcrs, many companies have relied on products that finally got in the way.

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    Unlike DVDs, Vcrs do not have widescreen or surround-sound capability, but do not throw the old 1 out just however.

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    If you can extrapolate from Henry Ford, calculators, personal computers, and even Vcrs, you would also say this is very likely.

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    Going to the movies was equally popular from the late 1970s to the mid-2000s, suggesting that Blockbuster video and Vcrs didn't kill going to the movies.”.

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    Additionally, innovations in home entertainment(such as Vcrs and video rentals initially and now streaming videos, big screen TVs, and affordable home projector systems) meant more people were staying at home to watch movies.

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    I equate it to the same sort of thing that used to happen when people first bought Vcrs and joked that they had to ask their grandkids to program it so the time didn't endlessly flash at them, like a beacon of their stupidity.

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    In their research focusing on two college economics courses, Lage, Platt, and Treglia assert that one can leverage the class time that becomes available from the inversion of the classroom(moving information presentation via lecture out of the classroom to media such as computers or Vcrs) to meet the needs of students with a wide variety of learning styles.

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