As suggested by the term letter-by-letter reading, the critical manifestation is an abnormal effect of word length, that is, number of letters, on reading time.
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And note that they are termed "letters", not "newsletters" – newsletters being irksome things trying to sell you cheap flights or fashionable clothes, while letters offer a more personal, perhaps even somewhat antiquated conceit.
Google, for example, uses this technology for a good purpose: when one begins typing in a search term, each letter is zipped to the server, which, without perceptible delay, returns suggestions that begin with the same sequence of letters.
There is "no expectation of further improvements in the shorter term," the letter said, suggesting that it would not pay for care that would not result in his getting better anytime soon.
I've always hated the term "cover letter".
The judge at the Court of Session in Edinburgh was satisfied that a case at first sight had been made out based on a contractual term, a letter from former chief executive Charles Green and an acknowledgement of work that had been done.
In economic terms, the letter should have also recommended passing the pending agreement with South Korea.
But, stiff as it may be in cinematic terms, "The Letter" is also a crucial piece of film history.
The new hand, termed black letter or Gothic, was employed mainly in northwestern Europe, including England, until the 16th century.
