UEB Rulebook
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4.5.1Follow print for the transcription of Greek letters. Use the Greek
letters listed above in English contexts or English technical materials. | |
4.5.2Use signs from the Greek foreign language braille code for passages where a significant knowledge of Greek is presupposed or where the Greek language is being taught. Refer to: Section 13, Foreign Language, for more guidance. | |
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5.1.1A grade 1 indicator is used to set grade 1 mode when the grade 1
meaning of a symbol could be misread as a contraction meaning or a
numeric meaning. | |
5.1.2The extent of grade 1 mode is determined by the grade 1 indicator in
use. | |
5.10.1When an expression in grade 1 mode would be equivalent to the
same text in grade 2 mode because no contractions would occur, a
grade 1 indicator may be used although it is not required. | |
5.11.1In a work entirely in grade 1 braille (that is, using no contractions),
grade 1 indicators are not used except as required for other reasons,
e.g. for the lowercase letters a-j immediately following digits, and a
question mark in an unusual position. | |
5.2.1The grade 1 symbol indicator sets grade 1 mode for the next symbol.
Note: A grade 1 symbol indicator is not required before the letters a,
i and o, because they do not have a contraction meaning when they
stand alone. | |
5.3.1The grade 1 word indicator sets grade 1 mode for the next symbolssequence
or the remainder of the current symbols-sequence. | |
5.3.2The effect of a grade 1 word indicator is terminated by a space or a grade 1 terminator. Refer to: 5.5, for the Grade 1 Terminator. | |
5.4.1The grade 1 passage indicator sets grade 1 mode for the next
passage. | |