Terminology_in_graphonomics

Index of graphonomics-related articles

Index of graphonomics-related articles

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The following is an alphabetical index of articles related to graphonomics. Most pages are generic and may not include any graphonomics material.

  • Allograph – Distinct shapes of a written symbol
  • Angular frequency – Rate of change of angle
  • Ascender – Portion of a minuscule letter
  • Aspect ratio (image) – Height/width proportion of an image
  • Ballistic stroke – A single handwriting mark
  • Baseline – Line in typography upon which most letters "sit" and below which descenders extend
  • Connecting stroke
  • Cursive – Style of penmanship in which characters are written joined in a flowing manner script
  • Curvature – Mathematical measure of how much a curve or surface deviates from flatness
  • Curve – Mathematical idealization of the trace left by a moving point
  • Delayed stroke – Time taken to make a mark
  • Morphological derivation – In linguistics, the process of forming a new word on the basis of an existing one
  • Descender – Portion of a letter that extends below the baseline of a font or script
  • Digitization – Converting information into digital form
  • Direction – Relative geometrical orientations (in handwriting)
  • Domain (graphonomics)
  • Fluency (handwriting) – Study of handwriting and drawing
  • Force – Influence that can change motion of an object
  • Fourier spectrum – Branch of mathematics
  • Power-spectral density function – Relative importance of certain frequencies in a composite signal
  • Frequency – Number of occurrences or cycles per unit time
  • Function (mathematics) – Association of one output to each input
  • Graph (handwriting) – Study of handwriting and drawing
  • Grapheme – Smallest functional written unit
  • Guirland – Study of handwriting and drawing
  • Handwriting – Writing created by a person with a writing implement (when not composition of text, see Writing)
  • Horizontal progression – gradual movement from left to right during writing a line of text in Western handwriting
  • Ink trace
  • Ligature – Glyph combining two or more letterforms
  • Lineation
  • movement context in handwriting – Study of handwriting and drawing
  • Movement parameter in handwriting
    • Slant (handwrting)
    • Amplitude – Measure of change in a periodic variable.
    • Orientation – Assigning directions to the edges of an undirected graph
    • Roundness (handwriting) – sharpness of handwriting patterns
  • Pattern – Regularity in sensory qualia or abstract ideas (handwriting)
  • Pen lift
  • Pen pressure
  • Pen tilt – angle of the writing instrument during the handwriting process
  • Pen-tip velocity – Speed and direction of a motion
  • Penup
  • Phase (waves) – The elapsed fraction of a cycle of a periodic function
  • Pitch (handwriting)
  • Polar distribution – Type of probability distribution
  • Rotation – Movement of an object around an axis
  • Roundness (handwriting) – sharpness of handwriting patterns (See also Phase (waves) – The elapsed fraction of a cycle of a periodic function)
  • Running angle
  • Sample (signal processing) – Measurement of a signal at discrete time intervals
  • Segment (handwriting) – Piece of the pen-tip trajectory in handwriting
  • Handwriting generation – Study of handwriting and drawing
  • Handwriting regeneration – Study of handwriting and drawing
  • Slant (handwriting) – Angle of downward strokes in handwriting
  • Sloppiness space – concept in graphonomics
  • Smoothing (Graphonomics)
  • Stroke (handwriting)
  • Trajectory – Path of a moving object
  • Upward stroke
  • x-height – Measurement of letters in a typeface (also known as 'Body size' and 'Corpus size')

Typeface anatomy, showing typographic parts of a glyph: 1) x-height; 2) ascender line; 3) apex; 4) baseline; 5) ascender; 6) crossbar; 7) stem; 8) serif; 9) leg; 10) bowl; 11) counter; 12) collar/link/neck; 13) loop; 14) ear; 15) tie; 16) horizontal bar; 17) arm; 18) vertical bar; 19) cap height; 20) descender line.

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