Sentence examples for general orthography from inspiring English sources

To turn such signs into a general orthography required the recognition that the signs must represent sound patterns and the consequent invention of the phonographic principle.

As there is no general orthography for the transcription of visual and tactile conduct (Heath & Hindmarsh 2002), there is no established way of combining talk with visual/tactile behavior.

The historical record is much more explicit after 3200 bce and reveals clearly the stages involved in the evolution from a limited system of notation suitable for recording particular events into a full general-purpose orthography.

No standardized Latin orthography has been developed for Nahuatl, and no general consensus has arisen for the representation of many sounds in Nahuatl that are lacking in Spanish, such as long vowels and the glottal stop.

While Old Czech had a basic alphabet from which a general set of orthographical correspondences was drawn, it did not have a standard orthography.

This Latin-based orthography is the one now used for education, newspapers, books, and other general purposes.

English orthography makes no sense.

His message was written in standard orthography.

But Bill's is not about orthography.

No orthography is a pure system.

It might, however, be reforming orthography.