15:54 Apr 22, 2010 |
English to Romanian translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Printing & Publishing Additional field(s): Computers: Software, Photography/Imaging (& Graphic Arts) | ||||
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5 | "Cutie em" |
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4 | corp de literă |
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"Cutie em" Definition from Universitatea din Minnesota: “Cutia em” este cutia teoretica (sau patratul) in jurul unui caracter font de o anumita marime asa cum este atribuita de catre proiectantul fontului. I se spune uneori “patratul em”. Este chenarul teoretic pe baza caruia sunt proiectate semnele reprezentand literele.” Example sentence(s):
Explanation: Pentru traducerea acestui termen am studiat mai multe situri si bloguri unde am intalnit termeni cum ar fi: celula, caseta, chenar, patrat, cutie, boxa. Cel mai des intalnit si mai potrivit mi se pare "cutie". Acest lucru si poate datorita faptului ca definitia sa este astfel: Em`box´ v. t. 1. To inclose, as in a box; to imbox. Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by C. & G. Merriam Co. http://www.thefreedictionary.com/Embox Other quotes and links: In order to clearly explain the workings of the inline formatting model, it is important to detail the terminology to be used. First, some equivalences, and then explanations of the terms used. em-box = font-size = content-area content-area + (half-)leading = inline box inline box(min/max) = line-box ...where: em-box = the em-box defined in the given font font-size = the value used with the em-box to scale the font for display http://meyerweb.com/eric/css/inline-format.html “It's the height of the standard latin uppercase letters, typically the same as the height of M. (In pretty much all other typecasting situations it's the width, and not the height, but not in CSS.)” "A font's ideographic em-box is the rectangle that defines a standard escapement around the full-width ideographic glyphs of the font, for both the horizontal and vertical writing directions. It is usually a square, but may be non-square as in the case of fonts used in Japanese newspaper layout that have a vertically condensed design." So, the em box sort of is a -usually - square box big enough to hold any character ("glyph") that makes up a certain font. The CSS em unit is defined as the height of this box, but basically it is a measurement related to the font in question and is therefore suited to be used for all measurements that need to relate to the font used, like margins, line height, etc. You may dub it as "counter-intuitive", but I'll bet for a typesetter, or printer, or someone familiar with typography it makes perfect sense. As often is the case with CSS, it requires a bit of a change in thinking away for pixel dimensions. “ems are nifty” |
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corp de literă Definition from own experience or research: Cadrul delimitat de liniile portativului pentru corpul (sau înăţimea) literelor mici se numeşte corpul literei. Example sentence(s):
Explanation: V.R.Iacobescu, V.V. Iacobescu, Tehnica scrierii artistice, E.T., Bucureşti,1989. În lucrare, printre altele, se dau indicaţiile necesare executării scrierii desenate: trasarea portativului, corpul, grosimea, construirea ovalelor şi bastonatelor, spaţiul interior şi spaţiul dintre litere, construirea bazelor şi a legăturii dintre litere, pentru diferite tipuri de scriere. |
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