stroke formの例文

• The Leoncino was available in both two-stroke and four-stroke forms.
• Graffiti improved usability by defining a set of " unistrokes ", or one-stroke forms, for each character.
• In classification schemes, stroke forms are described, assigned a representative character or letterform, and may be arranged in a hierarchy.
• Many characters have more than one correct stroke form or order when writing and the stroke orders are conservative in regarding etymology, character construction, character evolution, and tradition.
• In categorization schemes, stroke forms are differentiated, sorted and grouped into like categories; categories may be topical, or assigned by a numeric or alpha-numeric nominal number according to a designed numbering scheme.
• Besides the classical form with four strokes ( ), a three-stroke form resembling an angular Latin S ( ) was commonly found, and was particularly characteristic of some mainland Greek varieties including Attic and several " red " alphabets.
• The following table is a common numbering scheme that uses similar names as the roman letter naming convention, but the stroke forms are grouped into major category types ( 1 to 5 ), which further break down into 25 sub-types in category 5.
• As many as 30 brush strokes form each word, allowing artists to develop their own signature style using the five basic strokes _ the " heng, " a horizontal stroke from left to right; the " chih, " a vertical stroke; the " tien, " similar to a dot; the " pieh, " a right-to-left stroke that dips and narrows to a pointed tip; and the " na, " a downward stroke from left to right.