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An impression is a single piece of paper with an image printed on it from a matrix. The term as applied to prints is used in a manner similar to the term "copy" as applied to a book.
출처: www.donaldheald.com/glossary/glossary_01.php
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This term is often used to tell advertisers how many times their banner ad was seen by visitors viewing the page. Impressions (page views) describe the information received by a Web site visitor after he or she has downloaded all the elements (text and graphics) that make up a single Web page. A reasonable rule of thumb is that approximately 10 "hits" equals one page impression. See also hit.
출처: www.score.org/eb_1.html
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The number of times a banner ad appears on pages, measured by the server that delivers the ad. The measurement excludes nonqualifying activity and internal users.
출처: www.marketing.org.nz/emarket_dictionary.php
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The number of books printed in a press run, or the run itself.
출처: www.trussel.com/books/glossary.htm
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All the copies of a book printed during one press run. During the handpress period, when type was reset each time a press was used, this term was synonymous with edition.
출처: www.bibliotique.net/bookterminology.html
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