Sentence examples for type of script from inspiring English sources

This type of script has a peculiar jerky rhythm and retains individual cursive forms, which, together with the abundance of abbreviations and ligatures, make reading quite difficult.

Christensen and his older brother, Tove, recently set up their own production company, Forest Park Pictures, so they can trawl for exactly that type of script, "small in scope, character-driven pieces".

The third type of script is said to exist only in the mind of the main actor, and consists of a series of possible actions that the latter knows by having conducted them repeatedly.

S H E E T S, a series of vignettes about how people act in hotel rooms, is the type of script that lends itself to a room full of nude strangers.

Know the type of script you're writing.

Identify which type of script makes you feel most natural while recording in addition to which ones sound the best when played back.

When I wrote about the problem of Britain's blogging ambassadors a few days ago, a reader in the discussion thread challenged me to write "a new article, about the induction process of diplomats and ambassadors... things like 'dos and don'ts' lists... what type of scripts they need to follow, and what sort of training they attend to keep them on the narrow and straight".

A checklist is proposed for the development and evaluation of crime scripts: 1. Typology: The type of the script should be clearly indicated: potential script, planned script or performed script; perpetrator script, victim script, control script, etc.   2.

These relations may be depicted as follows: While relatively pure examples of these different types of script are known, most writing systems that have been used for general purposes combine properties of more than one type.

Viewers unfamiliar with ancient East Asian languages may not know, for instance, whether they are looking at kanji (Chinese characters) or the Japanese phonetic characters known as kana, or which one of three types of script is being used.

Thus, once the literary language and the various types of script have been mastered, the reader has immediate access to all literature of the 7th to the 20th centuries, though changes in style and vocabulary have left many obscurities in the earliest works.