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Перевод: hyphenation

[существительное]
перенос ; слогоделение; постановка дефиса

Тезаурус:

1. The style of preferred spelling, punctuation, hyphenation and indentation used in a publishing house or by a particular publication to ensure consistent typesetting.
2. in word processing or desktop publishing this is a store of pre-hyphenated words that do not conform to the usual rules contained in the hyphenation and justification program (HJ).
3. For final output the system must be able to calculate the number of lines and pages that a section of text will make, generate running heads and feet, and provide for the complete hyphenation, justification, and page make-up of the text.
4. Obviously the spelling of words such as color has been corrected, both on-screen and in the manual, but other changes such as default paper sizes and hyphenation dictionaries have also been modified.
5. The ICL Computer Composition System on the ICL 1903 was used to provide hyphenation and justification facilities in a batch mode and the Press has written a number of programs to perform generalized page make-up as well as specialized indexing, chess validation, dictionary make-up, book cataloguing and other operations.
6. Graphological variation is a relatively minor and superficial part of style (see 7.4-;7.4.1), concerning such matters as spelling, capitalization, hyphenation, italicization and paragraphing.
7. Further processing to remove hyphenation and possessives reduced the number of absences to 1186 types (669 tokens).
8. Most packages now support a full range of European language hyphenation rules making life substantially easier for those working in the international market.
9. Although the computer has a hyphenation dictionary (it knows how to split words that come at the end of a line), a skilled composer can usually do a better job.
10. The perils of hyphenation
11. New features are constantly being asked for and added; fractional leading, better hyphenation routines, faster transmission from remote sites, etc.