Examples of logographic

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But such cases are most easily treated as also being logographic, at least in the present architecture.
These findings considered together suggest that logographic readers rely less on phonological information presented in graphemic form to access an orthographic representation.
Theoretically, a system of writing with words as the basic units is called a "logographic" or "ideographic" system.
This first phase of logographic reading is a natural consequence of the use of flash cards and look-and-say methods.
Therefore, learning the logographic writing system may not have much to do with the subsyllabic unit processing.
The letters of acronyms are abbreviations for words, and as such they no longer directly represent speech sounds but are in a sense logographic symbols.
In all probability, competent logographic readers progressively become aware of these constraints and develop the capacity to utilize them in accelerating character recognition.
The purpose was to see if the patients would show visual confusion between these pairs of words and to test their logographic input knowledge.
Indeed, pure logographic systems seem not to exist among current writing systems.
In other words, phonological inaccessibility is less debilitating for logographic readers than for alphabetic readers.
The children had three years of experience in reading the logographic script and the sound-based script (zhuyin fuhao).
In the same period the large set of logographic signs had been simplified into a logosyllabic script comprising several hundred signs.
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