Latin characters

Understanding statistical symbols - note ) that.sampfe statistics.are given Latin character symbols while populatiun statistics arrj given Greek symbols. 

It can be seen that both the Greek and Latin characters form Latin squares. Every Graeco-Latin square consists of two Latin squares that are orthogonal, that is, that every pair occurs exactly once. (Graeco-Latin alphanumeric Sudoku puzzles have appeared, but are not as yet popular.) In general, there are n — 1 solutions above, where = 3, one has the A, B, C and the a, /3, y sets. With = 4, there are three solutions ... 

IS06937/2 is used as a basis for coding the "decimal coded character" representations (DCC) of Latin characters. The coding method B of the ISO standard is used. According to this method, Latin characters are coded by one or two pairs of integers ... 

As an example, the character sequence contains Latin characters with... 

The kind of data retrieved is another important consideration. Control characters are different in different systems, so this must be taken into account. The kinds of data a scientist might search and retrieve include not only text but also images, chemical structures, and numerics. In the United States, we use Latin characters generally, but chemistry and other fields require Greek and other special characters as well. But even handling text alone is not as simple as it may sound remember, the English-speaking world is only part of the audience. We believe a truly universal interface eventually should be able to handle the Japanese, Chinese, and Cyrillic alphabets too. 

By 1967, the flood of short papers had become so great that a separate journal, Scripta Metallurgica, was hived off. These Latin titles were intended to symbolise the international character of the journal. Chalmers edited the journal until 1974, when Michael Ashby took over the reins which he held until 1995 at that point a more collegiate editorial structure was instituted. In 1990, the adjective "metalliirgica was supplemented by "materialia, and in 1996 the journals simply became Acta materialia and Scripta materialia (some classicist seems to have advised the board of governors, at a late stage, that lower case letters are de rigueur in Latin )... 

When solutions of an acid and an alkali are mixed in the correct proportions the resulting solution has no acidic or alkaline character, and on evaporation it gives a solid salt. This reaction is called neutralization because the product has neither acidic nor alkaline properties (Latin, neuter, neither). Neutralization is an example of the quantitative aspects of chemistry acid and alkali react to form a salt in fixed ratios which are not the same for different acids and bases. 

Aristeus Pater. "The words of Father Aristeus to his Son, done out of the Schythian character of language into Latin rhyme." In Alchemical poetry 1575-1700, ed. Robert M. Schuler, 472-476., 1995. 

Voights, Linda Ehrsam. "The character of the "carecter" Ambiguous sigils in scientific and medical texts." In Latin and vernacular Studies in late-medieval texts and manuscripts, ed. A.J. Minnis, 91-109. Wolfeboro (NH) Brewer, 1989. 

The data given below are results of 25 design points performed at five temperatures and with five different time periods, with the idea of establishing effects of the given factors on conversion in a chemical reactor. To avoid inequality effects, five chemical reactors and five operators were included in the experiment. So, 25 design points were done in five reactors with five operators by design of experiment of a 5x5 Graeco-Latin square in such a way that each operator used each reactor only once at each temperature and for a constant conversion time period. Characters denote reactors and numbers the operators. Do the analysis of variance. 

The known presolar/circumstellar phases diamond, silicon carbide, and graphite each contain a distinct noble-gas component which, like the major (except perhaps for carbon in diamonds), minor, and other trace elements in these phases, is radically anomalous compared to normal solar-system composition. These components are listed in Table 2 and illustrated in Figure 5. In the exploratory studies in which an understanding of these components was being developed, a variety of more-or-less complicated names, typically an acronym for some descriptive phrase or arbitrarily selected alphabetic characters (not all from the Latin alphabet), have been used. Some... 

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