Sentence examples for braille text from inspiring English sources

Embossed signs and Braille text have been used for 150 years in maps.

We're developing 3D inks that can be printed directly on paper to create braille text.

But it can also be expressed conceptually, as with Gerardo Nigenda's erotic visual poem, in which braille text is punched into monochrome images of bodies and faces.

Think of this: I am writing and editing this piece on an Apple computer using braille from an electronic display that drives pins into the correct shapes to form a line of braille text.

Actually, that is what you will think that he is doing - playing and speaking from a phenomenal memory - while, having taped the music, Mr. Charles is really sitting at his piano reading a Braille text of his remarks cunningly concealed on the keyboard.

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The most provocative work, Ricardo Cuevas's video "Fear No Thunder, Nor Lightning," shows blind people engaging with Braille texts (a portion of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein") overlaid on scenic images.

Mr. Wilson has used abstract work drawn from the Braille texts that slaves used as a secret code to communicate with one another in his creations for the station.

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.

These four designs are: (1) speech-text-speech, (2) speech-sign-speech, (3) Braille-text-Braille and (4) Braille-sign-Braille. Figure 4 shows one such design between (Speech-sign-speech).

It looks something like a page of Braille, a text whose meaning can only begin to be understood through touch.