Sentence examples for orthography for from inspiring English sources

Until Chinese linguists created a romanized orthography for their language in the 1950s, they had no writing system of their own.

However, it is more useful to think of these numerals as a particular orthography for representing the meaning structure of these numbers rather than their sound structures.

The Irish monks introduced to the British speakers the custom of writing down the vernacular language at about the end of the 8th century; they adapted the clumsy Irish orthography for that purpose.

Specifically, it is unknown if the neurons which encode orthography for reading are also involved in spelling of the same words.

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.

After the redefinition of the previously inferior term, Derrida usually changes the term's orthography, for example, writing "différence" with an "a" as "différance" in order to indicate the change in its status.

Orthographies for the languages of Mexico are currently being developed by the Instituto Nacional de Lenguas Indígenas (INALI).

In Guatemala, matters such as developing standardized orthographies for the Mayan languages are governed by the Academia de Lenguas Mayas de Guatemala (ALMG; Guatemalan Academy of Mayan Languages), which was founded by Maya organisations in 1986.

From a total of 26 documented orthographies for Taiwanese in 1987 (including defunct systems), there were a further 38 invented from 1987 to 1999, including 30 different romanizations, six adaptations of Zhuyin fuhao and two Hangul-like systems.

"In some cases, people have created an orthography [script] for languages that have never been written down, so they can send SMS messages to each other," he says.

Later in the century Jan Hus contributed significantly to the standardization of Czech orthography, advocated for widespread literacy among Czech commoners (particularly in religion) and made early efforts to model written Czech after the spoken language.