Symbols and typographic conventions
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typography | Business English

typography
noun[ U ]
uk /taɪˈpɒɡrəfi/us
the style and size of the letters used in printing:
Good typography adds to an advertisement's impact.
the art of arranging printed letters and numbers so that they are ready for printing

Examples of typography

typography
The surface realization component uses linguistic knowledge to generate the output text and also deals with typography issues.
Becoming gradually involved in the area of information design he developed a broader view of the nature of typography in relation to communication problems.
The words 'setting out' are a clear reference to typography, and there is a chapter in the book on typographical basics.
The typography in particular is much improved, and the slightly smaller format is more practical.
This also illustrates carelessness in typography: phonetic characters in italic contexts are not italicized.
Effect of a "chunked" typography on reading rate and comprehension.
The typography tries to be as readercentred as possible, with clear headings and running heads.
The typography of the dissertation title pages shows the respective roles and corresponds with the positions in the auditorium.
He is currently developing selfinstructional materials on typography for the many non-designers who now use desktop publishing.
Sless hints that we pay too little attention to typography.
Its typography and page design were unclear, creating extra difficulties for the user.
The typography and page design in all three dictionaries are clear and the information is accessible.
It draws on a number of different areas which include music, poetry, visual art, phonography, typography and literature.
We offer an editing, drafting and typography service which can suggest improvements.
As individual faces appear on the screens, names are also displayed, in uncapitalized typography. 11.
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