1. Allograph (plural Allographs) A variant form of a letter (or other grapheme)

2. The classification scheme includes a number of allographs, each allograph representing a respective style of a respective letter.

3. Dictionary entry overview: What does Allograph mean? • Allograph (noun) The noun Allograph has 2 senses:

4. Allograph - find the meaning, anagrams and hook words with Allograph and much more

5. When the series of codes corresponds to a known object from a dictionary of allographs (3), each defined by the sequence of codes of its primitives, the corresponding allograph is recognized.

6. Allogamies allogamous allogeneic allogeneic antigen allogeneic bone marrow transplant allogeneic graft allogeneic inhibition: allogeneic transplant allogeneous allogenic allogotrophia allograft (current term) allograft immunity allograft rejection allografted allografting allografts: allograph allographic allographs allogroup allohexaploid

7. The method includes obtaining at least one hand-written character, and then selecting an allograph representing the character. One or more of the allographs are then modified in accordance with the selection, to thereby reflect the fact that the allograph corresponds to a style of letter used by the user.

8. The use of Allographs, or grapheme variants.

9. Start studying Definition of Graphemes, Allographs, etc.

10. Allographic: of or pertaining to an Allograph

11. Jmjarmstrong commented on the word Allograph

12. Allograph: A variant shape of a letter

13. Allograph is a framework for rapidly developing GraphQL servers

14. Allograph 15 is a valid Scrabble Word in NWL, formerly TWL (USA, Thailand, Canada) Allograph 15 is a valid Scrabble Word in CSW, formerly SOWPODS (Other Countries) Allograph 18 is a valid word in WWF

15. Allograph is playable in: Words With Friends 18

16. Allograph based writer adaptation for handwritten character recognition

17. Allograph JNL Font: According to the dictionary, the way a letter is formed or shaped within a writing system is an Allograph and Allograph JNL from Cookie Notice We use cookies to enable an improved browsing experience, and to share information with our marketing partners.

18. Allograph Someone writing in a language other than his/her mother tongue

19. 4 words related to Allograph: grapheme, graphic symbol, character, signature

20. A document written by a person who is not a party to it a signature made by one person on behalf of anotherCompare autograph linguistics any of the written symbols that constitute a single grapheme m and M are Allographs in the Roman alphabet Derived forms of Allograph

21. A signature written by one person for another Familiarity information: Allograph used as …

22. The word Allograph uses 9 letters: a, a, g, h, l, l, o, p, r

23. Here also are the two hand shapes (glyphs 6 and 64 ) which would later be established as allographs.

24. Despite finding that some of the forms Barthel had assumed were allographs appeared instead to be independent glyphs, such as the two orientations of his glyph 27, , the overall conflation of allographs and ligatures greatly reduced the size of Barthel's published 600-glyph inventory.

25. JM regards his Allograph book with contempt - how many of these roses are really red anyway?

26. Allograph definition is - a letter of an alphabet in a particular shape (such as A or a)

27. ‘Sign names and values with modifiers and/or Allographs following them should not be be treated as compounds.’

28. For example, the minuscule letter a has different allographs when written as a cursive, block, or typed letter.

29. Allograph definition: a document written by a person who is not a party to it Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

30. These individual variations are known as allographs of a grapheme (compare with the term allophone used in linguistic study).

31. When a principal gives his or her agent the power to pay creditors, the checks written by the agent are Allographs for the principal

32. Definitions for the word, Allograph (n.) A writing or signature made by some person other than any of the parties thereto; -- opposed to autograph.

33. A grapheme is an underlying object whose surface representations are glyphs (written symbols); different glyphs representing the same grapheme are called allographs of that grapheme.

34. Allograph classifier data character component Prior art date 2005-12-19 Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion

35. In graphemics, the term Allograph denotes any glyphs that are considered variants of a letter or other grapheme, like a number or punctuation

36. When a principal gives his or her agent the power to pay creditors, the checks written by the agent are Allographs for the principal

37. When a principal gives his or her agent the power to pay creditors, the checks written by the agent are Allographs for the principal

38. Such TPBDs and/or anti-TPBD antibodies are useful for discovery of drugs that suppress autoimmunity, inflammation, allergy, allograph rejection, sepsis, and other diseases.

39. Thus he proposed that the two hand shapes, 6 (three fingers and a thumb) and 64 (a four-fingered forked hand), are graphic variants of a single glyph, which also attaches to or replaces the arms of various other glyphs: Allographs: The 'hand' allographs (left), plus some of the fifty pairs of allographic 'hand' ligatures to which Barthel had assigned distinct character codes.

40. More accomplished forms, called allographs, are constructed from primitives in order to construct a letter or in even a group of two or three letters.

41. A personalization component can train a classifier based on an allograph related to a handwriting style to provide handwriting recognition for the at least one handwritten character.

42. Sensitive materials include mammalian tissues (Allographs), polymers used in advanced wound closure or tissue bonding systems and other materials that show unacceptable degradation when exposed to radiation at room temperatures.

43. The various etic units that represent a given emic unit of a certain kind are denoted by a corresponding term with the prefix allo-, such as allophone, allograph, and allomorph.

44. The problem, as Butinov and Knorozov, and Barthel himself, had admitted, was that in many cases distinct numerical codes had been assigned to ligatures and allographs, as if these were independent glyphs.

45. Identifying such shared phrasing was one of the first steps in unraveling the structure of the script, as it is the best way to detect ligatures and allographs, and thus to establish the inventory of rongorongo glyphs.

46. To resolve this deficiency, Pozdniakov (1996) reanalyzed thirteen of the better preserved texts, attempting to identify all ligatures and allographs in order to better approach a one-to-one correspondence between graphemes and their numeric representation.

47. Co-created by Ting Chou and Rachel Minto , Allograph provides a flexible and convenient way to create a GraphQL server for your existing or new application, and it was designed to solve the most common problems encountered when creating a GraphQL server.

48. The choice of a particular allograph may be influenced by the medium used, the writing instrument, the stylistic choice of the writer, the preceding and following graphemes in the text, the time available for writing, the intended audience, and the largely unconscious features of an individual's handwriting.

49. Allograph (n.) "writing made by another person," by 1900, from allo-"other" + -graph "something written." Especially in law, "a deed not written by any of the parties to it." Linguistics sense "form of an alphabetic letter" is from 1951, with second element abstracted from grapheme.Related: Allographic.