- hyphen, a hyphen-minus, or a
nonbreaking hyphen (see below). Confusingly, the term is
sometimes limited to
nonbreaking hyphens.[citation needed] The...
- In word
processing and
digital typesetting, a non-breaking
space ( ), also
called NBSP,
required space, hard space, or
fixed space (in most typefaces,...
- … (U+2026)
character in m****cripts and to
place three periods plus two
nonbreaking spaces (. . .) instead,
leaving the editor, publisher, or typographer...
-
cannot be
visually distinguished from
other characters, such as the
nonbreaking space ( ) " " and the
space ( ) " ", and the
Cyrillic capital...
- today; for 8-bit content, the
character code 255,
commonly defined as a
nonbreaking space character, can be used
instead of DEL. Many file
systems do not...
- with a
penalty relative to
human memories. MMM also
contains the file
Nonbreaking_prefix.pt, a list of
abbreviations specific to the
Portuguese language...
- ****ociated with the
standing wave
phenomenon caused by the
reflection of a
nonbreaking wave
train from a
structure with a face that is
vertical or
nearly vertical...
- 16(1), 147-164. Goda, Y. (1972). 'Experiments on the
Transition from
Nonbreaking to
Postbreaking Wave Pressures'.
Coastal Engineering in ****an, 15(1)...
-
March 13, 1962. Herskowitz,
Mickey (March 11, 1963). "The Land of the
Nonbreaking Curveball".
Sports Illustrated. Herskowitz,
Mickey (March 4, 2005). "Herskowitz:...
- by
breaking waves and bars, and the
lower s****face,
characterised by
nonbreaking waves and a lack of bars. The
Bruun rule sti****tes that
there is no...
