Sentence examples for narrow font from inspiring English sources
Stimulus duration was 150 ms for both the first and second element in each pair, which were presented in sequence with an ISI varying between 650 and 750 ms. The inter-trial interval (ITI) varied between 1500 and 1600 ms. Words were written in capital letters and Arial Narrow font.
1280 linguistic strings (640 words and 640 legal pseudo-words) were randomly presented at the central visual field for 200 ms with an ISI varying between 1400 and 1600 ms. Stimuli were 45' in height, from 2° 15' to 4° in length, white on a black background in capital letters and Arial Narrow font.
The text health warning reads "Ministry of Health Warning; cigarette smoking can be harmful to your health" and consist of Arial narrow font style of size 12 and is therefore unlikely to have contributed to the high level of health awareness among respondents.
Perhaps one of the biggest tweaks here is to Sense's typography — the skin's usual font has been replaced with a narrower typeface (Engadget referred to it as a sort of "Roboto condensed") which helps things feel less cluttered.
If logo typography is put on the arched surface of an outstanding cylinder (when the visible arched surface is narrower), the fonts with strokes and structure like Script should be avoided as much as possible to keep off low findability.
The data came back in a document familiar to all veteran P&Gers: a one-page memo with small fonts and narrow margins.
The font, called Palida Narrow, has a fake copyright notice and includes Western, Baltic and Turkish symbols.
Apparently Twitter has switched its web interface from the Helvetica Neue font to Gotham Narrow SSm.
CG font was chosen to maximise the chance of recognition with an RPS as the narrow lines of the font maximised the space between linear elements and presented a low mean illumination.
In each font, letters and symbols have sizes determined in units of set, from five units for the narrowest, such as the "i" or the "l," to 18 units for the largest, such as the "W" or the "M".
