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| rdfs:comment | - The term reader may refer to:
* Agile reader
* Barcode reader
* Card reader
* Direct finger reader
* Dumb reader
* E-book reader
* Flash card reader
* Google Reader
* Intelligent reader
* Live-scan reader
* RFID reader
* RSS reader
* Screen reader
* Smart card reader
- The Reader is a part of the Chibi-House, where you insert found cartridges to unlock new utilities or games. After unlocking the utilities or the games, they are avaliable for building in the Park Project part of the Chibi-PC.
- Readers are similar to Sniffs, except they use physical contact of a person to view their history.
- A reader was educational book or tape designed to teach children how to read.
- Name: Reader Prawdziwe imię i nazwisko: nieznane Aktualny status: Działa w Chinach Debiut: Inhuman #4 (2014)
- A reader was a type of technological computer device that allowed users to browse a file of formatted text for easy reading. In and around the Federation, devices of this sort designed for humanoid users were common by the 23rd century. (TOS novel: The Entropy Effect)
- A Reader is a device that automatically scans a cred chip, transferring a sum of the owner's finances to the Reader-holders account. Small readers can be attached to a body part, such as a navel.
- A reader was a portable data storage and retrieval device used to read data plaques. The reader had a small video screen for the data readout.
- A reader, also called a lector (in Greek, αναγνώστης, anagnostis or anagnostes; in Slavonic, Чтецъ, chtets) is one of the minor orders of the Orthodox Church, a sub-clerical order to which a man is tonsured, setting him apart as blessed by the bishop to read the epistle readings in the Divine Liturgy. He may also serve as a cantor, catechist, or in other leadership roles in the local parish community. Readers are permitted to wear a cassock, although many do so only when attending services. Readers will generally not wear a clergy shirt or vestments.
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| abstract | - The term reader may refer to:
* Agile reader
* Barcode reader
* Card reader
* Direct finger reader
* Dumb reader
* E-book reader
* Flash card reader
* Google Reader
* Intelligent reader
* Live-scan reader
* RFID reader
* RSS reader
* Screen reader
* Smart card reader
- The Reader is a part of the Chibi-House, where you insert found cartridges to unlock new utilities or games. After unlocking the utilities or the games, they are avaliable for building in the Park Project part of the Chibi-PC.
- Readers are similar to Sniffs, except they use physical contact of a person to view their history.
- A reader was educational book or tape designed to teach children how to read.
- Name: Reader Prawdziwe imię i nazwisko: nieznane Aktualny status: Działa w Chinach Debiut: Inhuman #4 (2014)
- A reader, also called a lector (in Greek, αναγνώστης, anagnostis or anagnostes; in Slavonic, Чтецъ, chtets) is one of the minor orders of the Orthodox Church, a sub-clerical order to which a man is tonsured, setting him apart as blessed by the bishop to read the epistle readings in the Divine Liturgy. He may also serve as a cantor, catechist, or in other leadership roles in the local parish community. This order is higher than the doorkeeper (now largely obsolete) and lower than the subdeacon. The reader's essential role is to read the Old Testament and Epistle lessons during the Divine Liturgy and other services, as well as to chant the Psalms and the verses of certain antiphons. There is a special service for the tonsuring of a reader, although in contemporary practice any layman may receive the priest's blessing to read on a particular occasion. The office of a reader subsumes that of a taper-bearer, and the service of tonsuring a reader mentions both functions. In the Pre-Nikonian Russian Church, there existed an additional junior grade of reader called psalomshchik (in Slavonic, Ѱаломщикъ), whose sole function was to read the long Kathisma Psalms, thus permitting the reader and chanter to save their voices. This office survives in those churches that utilise the Pre-Nikonian Russian ritual: Old Believers (both priested and priestless), those parishes under ROCOR or the Moscow Patriarchate. The title of psalomshchik survives in the later reformed Nikonian Russian rite as an alternative, slightly archaic and quaint name for chanter. Readers are permitted to wear a cassock, although many do so only when attending services. Readers will generally not wear a clergy shirt or vestments. A reader is usually tonsured by the bishop, though in some traditions, an archpriest or archimandrite may do the tonsure with the bishop's blessing if he is not available. In monastic communities, the ruling archimandrite may tonsure those monks over which he rules.
- A reader was a type of technological computer device that allowed users to browse a file of formatted text for easy reading. In and around the Federation, devices of this sort designed for humanoid users were common by the 23rd century. (TOS novel: The Entropy Effect)
- A Reader is a device that automatically scans a cred chip, transferring a sum of the owner's finances to the Reader-holders account. Small readers can be attached to a body part, such as a navel.
- A reader was a portable data storage and retrieval device used to read data plaques. The reader had a small video screen for the data readout.
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