Sentence examples for On braille from inspiring English sources

Essentially unable to read large type, Brown now relies primarily on Braille, the form in which her name appears on her letter jacket.

If the Post Office is to be run on a competitive basis, it could charge pounds and not pennies to deliver in the Orkneys and Shetlands, and make those who depend on braille pay the huge charges that the heavy material would attract on a commercial basis.

Asked how he had spent his time in prison over the years, he said he had studied psychology and German and had worked on Braille texts.

After losing her sight when she was younger because of optic nerve atrophy, Gonzales relies on Braille textbooks and works with others to conduct laboratory exercises.

I imagine that if this were to go into production, it'd have a hugely positive impact on Braille writing and on the blind community.

But no effective method existed for conveying the complexities of mathematical notation to those who could not see until Nemeth devised for his own use a method based on Braille that is now known worldwide as the Nemeth Code.

States and the federal government share the cost of Medicaid, and the New Jersey measure is permitted under a federal program that lets states grant continued benefits to people who work in wheelchairs, on Braille-encoded keyboards or with any recognized disability and earn up to 250percentt of the federal poverty level.

This should occur on September 30, though don't expect a flood of Braille translations on October 1 — laws still need to be written and organizations chosen or formed to oversee the process of translation and distribution.

Such a hypothesis would provide a sensible explanation to the lack of impact of rTMS on tactile Braille character discrimination on day 6, when occipital cortex is no longer significantly activated by tactile stimuli on fMRI, but tactile Braille character discrimination remains better than at baseline, presumably supported by activity at brain regions other than the occipital cortex.

This task was a recognition task where consonants were presented at a rate of one every three seconds on a Braille board and consisted of eight series each containing three different sequences of stimuli to recall.

This device allows people who are visually impaired to take a picture of printed text, and the text will be transcribed to braille on a refreshable display.