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mark sensing
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mark sensing
Detecting pencil lines in predefined boxes on paper forms. The form is designed with boundaries for each pencil stroke that represents a yes, no, single digit or letter, providing all possible answers to each question. A mark sense reader detects the marks and converts them into digital code.
mark sensing [′märk ‚sens·iŋ]
(computer science)
In character recognition, that form of mark detection which depends on the conductivity of graphite pencil marks to locate and convey intended information; the information appears as special marks on sites (windows) within the document coding area.


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10In these days of EPOS and mark sense slips the receipt is king.
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DON'T throw away your old mobile phones, instead donate them to the National deaf/blind charity Sense' Send to the Recycling Centre, Freepost, NAT 5224, Peterborough, PE2 6BR and mark SENSE.
 
 
 
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