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October 3, 2016 at 10:00 pm in reply to: More questions about extent of measurement unit within switch indicators #27535LyndaSpectatorOctober 3, 2016 at 9:40 pm in reply to: More questions about extent of measurement unit within switch indicators #27533LyndaSpectator
I consider "minutes" to be a standard unit of measurement for time and would have therefore transcribed "72 minutes" as Nemeth. You are saying that this is not correct and I can accept that. So I am asking for clarification on what BANA defines as "technical material". Are we limited to units of distance, volume, and/or weight? Is there a list of these units available anywhere?
October 3, 2016 at 9:14 pm in reply to: More questions about extent of measurement unit within switch indicators #27530LyndaSpectatorI'm not sure I understand this. Are units of time not considered mathematical units of measurement? What exactly are we defining as a mathematical or technical unit?
LyndaSpectatorThe fonts are not a problem, it's the grid and axis lines. Even with CorelDRAW generated graphs (via Tactile Macros), the tiger will emboss one line instead of another in the case of certain intersections. I just need to know what a working one looks like and I can adjust from there.
LyndaSpectatorI was under the impression that these switch indicators are new and came with PG216. When did BANA first introduce them?
LyndaSpectatorOk, thank you for clarifying. I didn't realize this discussion happened before PG 2016 came out.
LyndaSpectatorI wouldn't consider "bag" as a mathematical measurement unit any more than "quarter" is in Example 52 of 2016 Provisional Guidance where "1 quarter" was transcribed as UEB. In this case, wouldn't 3/2 be enclosed in Nemeth by itself?
LyndaSpectatorI guess the chance of getting to continuation page ix is kind of slim but is it impossible?
- This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by Lynda.
LyndaSpectatorIn the ICEB rule book §9.7 discusses placement of typeform symbols with punctuation. In your case, the italic passage indicator should come before the opening quotation mark (since it is italicized).
NOTE: If the quotation mark were not italicized, the typeform indicator would come after the quotation mark (§9.72).
LyndaSpectatorI would have thought to apply the following rule to lip-read.
9.7.3 For better readability, ignore a change in typeform for closing punctuation when a typeform word indicator is used.
- This reply was modified 8 years, 6 months ago by Lynda.
LyndaSpectatorThis way is a lot more clear than what Formats 13.9.3 currently instructs. Will the unstressed symbol be replaced with the breve?
LyndaSpectatorAh I found it! Formats 13.9.2
´ = > (dot 345) Stressed syllable
˘ = ^ (dot 45) Unstressed syllable
LyndaSpectatorOh sorry, I may have it wrong, I saw it in a different example but it wasn't used for the same purpose. I will look a bit more.
LyndaSpectator(dot 4,346) is correct. You will find an example in Rules of UEB page 213 (section 15.21):
Look at the example: But soft! What light through yonder window breaks?
- This reply was modified 8 years, 7 months ago by Lynda.
LyndaSpectatorThat's how I originally had it, but started to think that I had to acknowledge that page in some way. This doesn't require a transcriber's note?
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