10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PASIGRAPHIC»
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pasigraphic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pasigraphic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Interlinguistics: Aspects of the Science of Planned Languages
Pasigraphic systems Pasigraphics are international notion-to-symbol systems or
writing systems. They are planned language systems with only graphics, not
phonetics or phonology: "une langue universelle exclusivement écrite" ...
2
Pantography: Or Universal Drawings, in the Comparison of ...
Pasigraphic Reading. We will now try its translative art in interlineation, &c. And
at the same time, supposing you to be a foreigner, endeavoring to get the proper
sounds of our words, then you will take no offence at being informed that the hard
...
Papini, Giovanni. Philosophy in Italy, XIII, 553. Paris International Book Exhibition
. By Theodore Stanton, IV, 605. Parliament of Religions, The. By M. M. Trumbull,
IV, 333. Pasigraphy, On. Its Present State and the Pasigraphic Movement in Italy.
Edward C. Hegeler, Paul Carus, 1908
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Pasilogia: an essay towards the formation of a system of ...
Twelve characters, which are to be considered as not having either the form, the
purpose, or the value of any letter of any alphabet. He names these the
Pasigraphic Gamut. 2. Twelve general rules, applicable to all languages and
dialects, and ...
5
Transactions of the First International Shorthand Congress, ...
PASIGRAPHIC SHORTHAND. By Edwin Guest. A Pasigraphic Shorthand is a
form of brief writing applicable to all languages, but throughout this paper " all " is
to be usually understood to mean the greater languages of the Aryan and the ...
International shorthand congress, 1888
6
The monthly review, or, literary journal
He has contrived twelve characters, which he calls the pasigraphic gamut ; and
for which, not having the proper types, we shall substitute the first twelve letters of
the Greek alphabet. These are to be grouped in words of three, of four, and of ...
7
The Monthly review, or, Literary journal
The characters a $, which are not printed in the same horizontal plane with the
other letters, but a little above or a little below, never form a portion of the
pasigraphic word, but serve to describe its in» flections. The author subdivides
his ...
Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths, 1797
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Mercury: or the Secret and Swift Messenger: Shewing how a ...
It manifested itselfin the publication of a number of works dealing with so-called
pasigraphic projects, i.e. universal languages mainly intended for written
communication. Delormel's Projet d'une langue universalle appeared in 1795.
Six years ...
The characters a (!, which are not printed in the same horizontal plane with the
other letters, but a little above or a little below, never form a portion of the
pasigraphic word, but serve to describe its inflections. The author subdivides his
...
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths, 1797
10
Proofs of the Cantor-Bernstein Theorem: A Mathematical Excursion
Chapter 10 Schroder's Proof of CBT Schroder's 1898 paper, “Over two definitions
of finitude and G. Cantor's theorems”, had two aims: (1) To transcribe to
Schroder's pasigraphic system the basic notions of set theory, such as finite and
infinite,1 ...
