-
additional marks constitute glyphs. Some
characters such as "æ" in
Icelandic and the "ß" in
German may be
regarded as
glyphs. They were
originally typographic...
- upon ten
glyphs representing the
numbers from zero to nine, and
allows representing any
natural number by a
unique sequence of
these glyphs. The symbols...
- some
syllable glyphs were homophones, such as the six
different glyphs used to
write the very
common third person pronoun u-.
Phonetic glyphs stood for simple...
-
seeing the
glyphs. Dash
continued to
visit for five
years and saw new
glyphs whenever he visited. Up
until their discovery, the site of the
glyphs was engulfed...
- a
scientific visualization.
Glyph (typography), a
letterform Anaglyph 3D,
Method of
representing images in 3D
Basic Glyphs for
Arabic Language, Unicode...
-
Cymatics (from
Ancient Gr****: κῦμα, romanized: kŷma, lit. 'wave') is a
subset of
modal vibrational phenomena. The term was
coined by
Swiss physician Hans...
-
GlyphX Inc. was a
computer graphics designer studio that has been
producing promotional videos,
cinematics and
artwork for
various video games for several...
- the elements.
Water glyphs, however,
typically lie
along horizontal cliff edges or
exposed rock surfaces.
Occurrences of
water glyphs are
sometimes ****ociated...
- ruble.
Adobe Latin 1= 229
glyphs,
formerly ISO-Adobe
Adobe Latin 2 = 250
glyphs,
formerly Adobe Western 2
Adobe Latin 3 = 329
glyphs,
Adobe Western 2 + CE...
- marks, boxes, or
other symbols. In typography, a star is any of
several glyphs with a
number of
points arra****
within an
imaginary circle. A
commonly used...
