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(1) Changing the space between certain pairs of letters to improve the appearance of the text. (2) The process of mapping from pairs of glyphs to a positioning offset used to change the space between letters.
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A sequence of Korean jamos, consisting of one or more leading consonants followed by one or more vowels followed by zero or more trailing consonants, or any canonically equivalent sequence including a precomposed Hangul syllable. In regular expression notation: L L* V V* T*. Also called a standard Korean syllable block.
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(1) In Korean, a jamo character with the Hangul_Syllable_Type property value Leading_Jamo (in the range U+1100..U+1159 or U+115F HANGUL CHOSEONG FILLER). Abbreviated as L. (2) Any initial consonant in a syllable.
* When not occurring in clusters, the term leading consonant is equivalent to syllable- initial character.
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(1) An element of an alphabet. In a broad sense, it includes elements of syllabaries and ideographs. (2) Informative property of characters that are used to write words.
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A glyph representing a combination of two or more characters. In the Latin script, there are only a few in modern use, such as the ligatures between “f” and “i” or “f” and “l”. Other scripts make use of many ligatures, depending on the font and style.
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A computer architecture that stores multiple-byte numerical values with the least significant byte (LSB) values first.
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(1) The process of adapting a software product to use the languages and conventions suitable for a local market, such as adapting an English US software product to work in Spanish for Argentina. (2) The management of software product translation, which includes extraction of translatable text, management of translations, and generation of language resource modules. Also known by the abbreviation "L10n". Localization produces "localized" software products.
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The order in which text is typed on a keyboard. For the most part, logical order corresponds to phonetic order.
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(1) Any symbol that primarily represents a word (or morpheme) in contrast to a sound or pronunciation. (2) A generic term for the unit of writing of a logosyllabic writing system. In this sense, logograph (or logogram) is not systematically distinguished from ideograph (or ideogram).
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