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The effect of print size on reading rate for adults and children

Australasian journal of optometry, The, 1994
Print size is one of the numerous factors affecting reading rate. The purpose of this study was to investigate the print sizes which give maximum reading rates for adults and children. Using a forced scrolling technique to move the reading material and
Lovie-Kitchin, Jan E., Leighton, Michelle S., Oliver, Nelson J., Bruce, Adrian, Leighton, Wendy K.   +4 more
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Reading the small print

Industrial Management, 1973
Weir Pumps is a medium‐sized engineering company with several factories in the Glasgow area. It has between 29,000 and 30,000 stock parts, and for a number of years has been keeping, and up‐dating, information on these by computer. The system has worked pretty efficiently, allowing the firm to keep tabs on where stocks of the various parts are held ...
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On Reading the Fine Print

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 1974
(1974). On reading the fine print. Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology: Vol. 26, No. 2, pp. 324-324.
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Reading the fine print of the human genome

IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Magazine, 2003
It is our belief that the genomic annotations and data formats will eventually converge into more standardized forms. At such time, an effective data retrieval confluence can be attained and elaborate annotation heuristics may not be necessary. This has begun to happen already with the LocusLink project where several databases are linked to provide a ...
Jeoffrey J, Schageman, Deborah A, Ferguson, Qun, Zang, Jeffrey A, Spencer, J Warren, Huff, Jonathan M, Graff, Yun, Lian, Harold R, Garner, Alexander, Pertsemlidis   +8 more
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3. Reading manuscripts, reading print

2019
For roughly a millennium, from 500 to 1500, manuscript culture was the culture of writing and reading. The medium was parchment, the readers were mostly clerics and aristocrats, the language was Latin, and reading was intimately bound up with religion.
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Read This Article, but Don’t Print It

Group & Organization Management, 2013
This article contributes to the growing research interest on sustainability-directed citizenship behaviors by helping to develop the construct of organizational citizenship behaviors (OCBs) toward the environment, defined as voluntary behavior not specified in official job descriptions that, through the combined efforts of individual employees, help to
Eric Lamm, Jennifer Tosti-Kharas, Eric G. Williams   +2 more
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Read the fine print

Nature Physics, 2015
New quantum algorithms promise an exponential speed-up for machine learning, clustering and finding patterns in big data. But to achieve a real speed-up, we need to delve into the details.
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Print Reading: A Gold Standard?

2021
Chapter 3 looks at how much reading adolescents and young adults are now doing. Their amount of leisure reading is startlingly low. The picture is equally worrisome for completing school reading assignments. After reviewing previous studies of college reading compliance, the chapter presents a study conducted by the author and a Norwegian colleague ...
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Automatic Printed Character Reading

Journal of the SMPTE, 1959
There is a need for automatic character recognition in business data processing systems and a particular method of reading has been chosen. A description of the method also points out the facilities for overcoming the defects of ordinary typescript.
Bowman Scott, Peter A. M. Curry
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Read the Fine Print.

Texas medicine, 2016
Physicians in private practice must negotiate contracts with vendors for various services. Many contracts often come with fine print that's worth taking some time to examine.
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