What many would trash as mistakes, he thinks of as signatures.
At least 30 measures may be added as signatures are verified.
Many other functions, such as signatures, are also much more demanding in a digital setting.
At the end of the index volume was a list of contributors, together with the abbreviations used for their names as signatures to their articles.
A librarian's attribution to the painter Basavan on one, and to Manuhar on the other are referred to as "signatures" — which is not the same.
Higher prices will only be attained, he says, when the "books or copies are in perfect condition" or where they have "extraordinary things attached such as signatures and inscriptions".
In the Avella photographs we see shuttered storefronts, cracked pavement, tarnished machinery, zealous perms, empty rooms, and blue sky — visual cues easily recognized as signatures of forsaken, dead-end America.
The "snooper's charter" bill extending the reach of state surveillance in Britain was given royal assent and became law on Tuesday as signatures on a petition calling for it to be repealed passed the 130,000 mark.
Ben Blank, who as graphics director for CBS and later ABC television news introduced the concept of using logolike images behind anchors as signatures for major news coverage, died on Feb. 3 at his home in Teaneck, N.J.
Seals were typically used as signatures by businessmen and scribes.
The resulting erosion surfaces remain preserved as signatures of transient landscape evolution regimes.
