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Italic type
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- Курсивный шрифт; тип печати "италик"
- A type of lettering style in which the characters slope to the right. many fonts are available in bold and italic as well as normal forms.
- A type of lettering style in which the characters slope to the right. many fonts are available in bold and italic as well as normal forms. j justification
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Italic, английский
A полигр. курсивный | n курсив (см. тж. cursive)
Italic (adj), английский
Pertaining to characters that are evenly slanted to the right or in the direction of text flow.
Italic angle, английский
Угол наклона символов шрифта
Italicize, английский
Выделять курсивом
Italics, английский
- A type style with slightly slanted characters, used for emphasis. best used to set off quotes, special phrases, and foreign words, italic letters have a redesigned structure that allows them to slant to the right. the first italic type was designed by aldus manutius in ad 1501 and was based on the handwriting style of that time. furthermore, lowercase letters were in italics while capital letters were roman (or vertical stance).
- A typeface variation that is slanted to the right
Italicus, a, um, латинский
Type, английский
- N тип structure articulation ~ тип артикуляции declensional ~ тип склонения sentence ~ тип предложения sound ~ звуковой тип substitution ~ замещающий тип typed a типизированный feature, structure typological a типологический; contrastive-~ со- поставительно-типологический classification, language typologization n типологизация
- Тип
- A particular style of horse with certain characteristics that contribute to its value and efficiency for a particular use.
- The classification of an option contract as either a put or a call. u harvey`s hypertextual finance glossary copyright © 2020. all worldwide rights reserved. do not reproduce without explicit permission. keep up to date on the latest finance lingo with the new ipad/iphone app download from itunes order the book with the 2002 pulitzer prize winner for financial writing, gretchen morgenson of the new york times order via amazon order via barnes and noble a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z #
- Printed or typewritten letters or characters. as early as ad 400, the chinese printed entire pages of characters through the use of wooden blocks. johann gutenberg cast the first metal type in the 15th century.
Type, английский
Type, русский
Type (faacis), английский
Type (or value) reference name, английский
Type 1 diabetes, английский
Diabetes tipo 1
Type 1 diabetes mellitus, английский
Hyperglycemia caused by an autoimmune disease affecting insulin production by β cells of the pancreas
Type 1 fonts, английский
Scalable fonts designed to work with postscript devices.
Type 2 diabetes, английский
Diabetes tipo 2
Type a, английский
Type a (personnalité de...), французский
Selon les cardiologues friedman et rosenman, il s'agit d'une structure de personnalité qui augmente beaucoup la probabilité de souffrir de problèmes cardio-vasculaires. la personnalité du type a est caractéris&
Type a behaviour, английский
A behaviour pattern which may contribute to coronary heart disease, in which an individual is aggressive and over-competitive, and usually lives at a stressful pace. compare type b behaviour
Type a packaging (rt), английский
The name given, in the regulations concerning the transport of radioactive materials, to packaging capable of preventing any loss or dispersion of the radioactive contents and of maintaining its function of shielding against radiation in normal transport conditions.
Type a reel, английский
Characters, английский
Certain marks invented for shortening the expression of mathematical calculations, as +,—, ?, ?, =, : :: :, [sq], &c.
Justification, английский
- N обоснование juxtaposing n соположение
- The process of aligning text along both the left and right margins.
- Представление поручителем доказательства платежеспособности должника, за которого он поручился
- It might be lawful for a person or organisation to treat you unfavourably if they can show that: there were valid intentions behind their action (such as ensuring the health and safety of others, or keeping up staff attendance so that their business can run properly), and it was an appropriate action to take in the circumstance. legally this is called a `justification`. whoever is deciding whether or not unfavourable treatment is justified needs to balance the needs of both sides carefully, which can be very complicated. l
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Horizontal cursor, английский
Курсор в виде тире
Medium weight italics, английский
Курсив средней плотности мее ethernet с возможностями мультимедиа
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