The 1st century BC Negau helmet inscription features a Germanic name, " Harigastiz ", in a North Etruscan alphabet, and may be a testimony of the earliest contact of Germanic speakers with alphabetic writing.
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Faster times in RAN trials have been found to be a good indicator of reading competence, not only in alphabetic writing systems, but in writing systems such as Chinese logographs and Japanese kanji and hiragana.
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And trying to organize sections to accommodate placeholders for global information, or calling out information that is only about alphabetic writing systems, is so awkward that we're ending up with sections that are pretty contorted.
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Alphabetic writing systems that use an ( in practice ) almost perfectly phonemic orthography have a single letter for each individual speech sound and a one-to-one correspondence between sounds and the letters that represent them.
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Current psycholinguistic models of dyslexia are " largely developed on the basis of alphabetic writing systems such as English ", but the amount of research on some logographic orthographies, Chinese in particular, is also fairly significant.
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According to Lindberg the beginning of syllabic writing was around 1500 B . C ., although fully alphabetic writing was apparent in Greece in 800 B . C . ( Linberg, 2007, p . 10 ).
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When Li Jinxi devoted himself in proceeding the reform of Mandarin, he especially focused on promoting the alphabetic writing, which did a great help to the adult literacy project ( kb�vЏ�R ) and children literacy education.
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Jason Palmeri cites researchers such as James Berlin and Joseph Harris as being important to this development; Berlin and Harris studied alphabetic writing and how its composition compared to art, music, and other forms of creativity.
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Another impact of alphabetic writing was that it led to the invention of zero, the place number system, negative numbers, and algebra by Hindu and Buddhist mathematicians in India 2000 years ago ( Logan 2004 ).
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The Athenians prosopography Project includes Athenian citizens at home and abroad, slaves, resident aliens, and foreigners honored at Athens all the known men and women of Athens from the beginning of alphabetic writing to the Byzantine period.
