Sentence examples for letter line from inspiring English sources

Dunlap's staff worked late into the night setting the metal type by hand, drawing characters from fonts and placing them, letter by letter, line by line, into a frame that would finally be locked up tightly.

She searched the child's letter line by squiggly line, through and around blacked-out sections that looked more like a classified F.B.I. document than the wish list of a 7-year-old girl and her 2-year-old sister.

They argued that the semantic information activated the left hemisphere more strongly than the right hemisphere, and thus led to a rightward shift of attention away from the actual centre of the letter line [29], [30].

Our findings suggesting that spatial location affects performance on semantic processing are in line with recent findings that the emotional connotation of words increases rightward bias in a letter line bisection task [28].

The results revealed a stronger rightward bisection bias for letter lines containing emotional words.

They used letter lines with embedded words that were either emotional (e.g. eucsoiaadkillfp) or neutral (e.g. aheaiinebmainul).

In contrast, Lee and colleagues [26], [27] documented a systematic bias towards the rightward bisection of letter lines in both healthy controls and neglect patients.

Some studies found that when participants were required to bisect letter lines, they showed a bias toward the left hemi-space [23] [25].

Many Zombies, Goblins and Devils later, all cheerfully mixed up, small pumpkin letters line up neatly below, in order at last.

The strongest lines in the visible spectrum are the H- and K- (Fraunhofer's letters) lines of ionized calcium.

His girlfriend had an "O": whenever they were together, and the letters lined up, everything was all right.