It will be issued in separate volumes set out and laid out to match the 1929 Mandrake press first edition typographically, and will use a binding and paper of similar quality.
32.
Although this is in fact the label's official name, the word " Blocks " is used where it is not typographically possible to use the graphical series of blocks.
33.
I'm trained in letterpress work and the Web has always been so ugly to me typographically . ( But Flash ) lends itself well to this kind of work ."
34.
Fulcrum Press had much of their printing done by Villiers Press in London, which in the words of Alastair Johnston " was serviceable though typographically uninspired ( like the Richard Hamilton ."
35.
The " ICNCP " states that " trade designations must always be distinguished typographically from cultivar, Group and grex epithets . " They should never be set in single quotes.
36.
Typographically Mazzocchi's work is of interest for his very early use of a large-format upper-case roman typeface for title-pages, headings and other prominent lines.
37.
If so, there seems to be now way using curly brackets { } to have a typographically clean link it will either show a hash sign # or squarred brackets [ ].
38.
The unit symbol kb ( lowercase'b') is typographically similar to the international standard unit symbol for the kilobyte, i . e . kB ( upper case'B').
39.
This is a particularly useful and widely used notation for labelling the axes of graphs or for the headings of table columns, where repeating the unit after each numerical value can be typographically inconvenient.
40.
The only practical use for this is in mid-sentence in frequent later references to the trade designation in the same article, when it is no longer really necessary to typographically distinguish it.
