Sentence examples for ideographic design from inspiring English sources

Future research should investigate relationships between mood states using an ideographic design and explore links between variations in mood with more stable psychological factors such as emotional intelligence.

Japanese Kanji, ideographic characters, were utilized to design tasks.

Appropriately designed theoretical and philosophical tests of ideographic discovery operations may be scientifically valid.

But the duo's ideographic tendencies got the best of them, and in the end, M/M designed a whole alphabet of ornamented initials, each representing a hazy portrait of the Prada brand.

Under this heavy cognitive burden, Wolf imagines, the Sumerian reader's brain would have behaved the way modern brains do when reading Chinese, which also mixes phonetic and ideographic elements and seems to stimulate brain activity in a pattern distinct from that of people reading the Roman alphabet.

In contrast to the popular conception of Chinese as a primarily pictographic or ideographic language, the vast majority of Chinese characters (about 95 percent of the characters in the Shuowen Jiezi) are constructed as either logical aggregates or, more often, phonetic complexes.

The Chinese writing system is not ideographic, it is logographic.

He could not: it was in an ideographic language that France had destroyed.

Has the alphabet itself undergone an "ideographic turn", becoming "estranged from itself"?

"In Chinese, you are drawing characters that are ideographic -- they are not linear at all".

Ideographic text and illustrations were engraved in wooden blocks, inked, and copied on paper.