10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CENTRED DOT»
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centred dot in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Ion-Selective Electrodes for Biological Systems
Example: J K−1 mol−1 or J/(K mol) but not J/K/mol. • Numbers are printed in
upright type. The decimal sign should be a dot (.) or a comma (,) but never a
centred dot (·). To facilitate reading of long numbers digits may be grouped in
sets of three ...
Christopher Fry, Stephen Langley E. N., Stephen Langley, 2004
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The Digital Designer's Jargon Buster
... along their central axes. centred (typ) Unjustified type that is centred in its
measure, as distinct from ranged (aligned) left or right. -» alignment; unjustified
centred dot/point (typ) A period (full point) centred on the x-height of a piece of
type.
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English Dictionaries for Foreign Learners: A History
Each syllable was represented by a centred dot, and a raised stroke was placed
before the dot representing the syllable with primary stress. Secondary stress
marks were also used where necessary: (38) touch-type /'. ./ town hall /,- './ This
was ...
4
Fundamental Biomechanics of Sport and Exercise
A raised dot (also referred to as a middle dot, centred dot and half-high dot), a
decimal point or a space is used to indicate multiplication of one SI unit by
another. For example, the symbol for a newton metre is N∙m, N.m or N m, but not
Nm. The ...
5
The Wordsworth Dictionary of Abbreviations and Acronyms
... -O dot ^ spot decimal point <> centred dot . . . ellipsis ^ dot dot dot / oblique
stroke -0- oblique -0- slat <- slash <> forward slash \ backslash ; semicolon <>
semi : colon ^ two-spot hyphen - en-dash — em-dash -0- worm underline <>
flatworm ...
Rodney Dale, Steve Puttick, 1997
6
The Characteristics of Aphasia
... small black dot in the centre, and was asked to look directly at the dot. When a
picture of a cup was flashed briefly to the right of the dot, she reported that she
had seen a cup. After fixing her gaze again on the centred dot, a picture of a
spoon ...
The distinctio (a dot at the capital height) marked the longest break, while the
media distinctio (a centred dot) marked the shortest. The sub-dis- tinctio (a dot at
the baseline) indicated an intermediate rest. Sadly, Aristophanes' method was
not ...
8
Harrod's Librarians' Glossary and Reference Book: A ...
(Printing) A note, or reference, placed between columns of textasin a Bible.
SeealsoIncut note. Centred dot.(Printing)A period placed higher than the base
lineofa pieceof type,as, c∙e∙n∙t∙r∙e∙d, to show multiplication (1∙2 = 2),orto separate
roman ...
9
The Bilingual LSP Dictionary: Principles and Practice for ...
The usual way of indicating syllabication in polysyllables is by way of a centred
period, or centred dot, and this is also advocated for the projected LSP dictionary.
Furthermore, we shall advocate the indication of stress pattern as it is often ...
10
Return migration in later life
Dot Chivers has no children, and told me that her brother and sister, also in
Australia, have no interest in going back, because they have children and
grandchildren on whom their lives are centred. Dot went on to say that because
she does ...
