Arthur Riordan's new version of the text is rendered in punchy rhyming couplets, punctuated by a rhythmic musical score performed onstage.
The book's minimalist design, by Oded Ezer, looks like a catalog for a MoMA typography exhibition, and the text is rendered both vertically (for the Exodus story) and horizontally (for commentary and a timeline).
Several types of word cloud diagrams exist, differing in their layout and the way how the text is rendered.
It's a further anomaly that isolated passages of prose in the text are rendered in German (styled without umlauts, for some reason), when surely all the dialogue and the introspective material would have been in German.
Text is rendered slightly better on the Sony to my eye, though it's hardly a blowout.
Building on our work here, we believe that there should also be some consideration of the fidelity with which text is rendered, because a variety of rendering assumptions, both in software and hardware (e.g. display resolution), with potential effects on legibility that may exacerbate the age-linked effects we have described.
Eventually, the resulting Wiki text is rendered by the MediaWiki engine.
"None" turns off antialiasing, and text is rendered like it was rendered in 1984: like blocky stair steps.
Critically, we identified a sub-group of individuals with dyslexia showing elevated crowding and found that these individuals read faster when text was rendered with increased letter-, word- and line-spacing.
The text was rendered in black ink, using a quill, while the heraldic elements were painted in gouache with gilt highlights.
More specifically, we are interested in the processes of digitization, that is, in the shifts that take place when originally analogue texts are rendered in digital [End Page 65] formats.
