How this localization occurs is not fully understood; and defects in the human form of Scribble have been linked to diseases including spina bifida and cancer.
Convey the form of scribbled letters.
The only manifestation of youthful rebellion we could find was in the form of grief scribbles dedicated to the boys that died when they collided with a police car during the riots in 2007.
Rowling's self-described "graffiti" comes in the form of a scribble on the back of a bust of a Greek god, which reads: "JK Rowling finished writing Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows in this room (652) on 11 July 2007".
She gives the patterners a set of clues that might take the form of a scribble, a crumpled piece of paper, or an enigmatic phrase such as "inside-out pillowcase," which they translate, as best they can, into a muslin — the three-dimensional blueprint of a garment.
My desk and desk chair, meanwhile, have been elaborately reupholstered with an entire package of Post-It Notes, some with personal "wuv" messages (the author informs me) in the form of Hi-Liter scribbles.
The US secretary of state Donald Rumsfeld, famously, considered this a laughably feeble form of non-torture, scribbling on a Pentagon memo that he stood for up to 10 hours every day – so why should these wimpish prisoners be spared?
Many methods are focused on using prior information delivered by a user in a form of manually added color scribbles.
She copied a ghazal, a sophisticated form of Persian poetry, then scribbled the following landai: O, separation!
The earliest evidence that the Hebrew alphabet was learned systematically was left in the form of a schoolboy's scribbling on the vertical face of the upper step of a staircase leading up to the palace at Tel Lakhish, in southern Israel.
