(1) Sometimes I wonder if the design task should be handed wholesale to the team behind the Ikea instruction manuals: if they can convey in pictograms how to put up a Billy bookcase anywhere in the world, they can surely tell someone in 10,000 years’ time not to dig in a certain place.
(2) Nonfluent dysphasic utterances for pictogram or sequential picture descriptions were compared against those elicited in a standard stative single-picture description task.
(3) Descriptive data revealed that Pictograms yielded a relatively greater frequency of occurrence for the variables examined under the parameters of phonology, syntax, and semantics.
(4) Go to emojitracker.com (take note of the warning to epilepsy sufferers) and watch a screenful of pictograms and numbers tell you exactly how many and exactly which emoji are being used on Twitter at this very moment.
(5) In the aisles of supermarkets, an unofficial five-a-day pictogram jungle is flourishing.
(6) Furthermore, little effort has been made to identify and evaluate spinal abnormalities using the pictograms produced in this method.
(7) The appearance of myoclonic and paroxysmal patterns distribution on the scalp was reproduced with the aid of color pictograms.
(8) The fingerprint utilizes the relative abundances of these congeners towards each other, disregarding cocaine as the main constituent, and can be expressed numerically or graphically in the form of pictograms for rapid visual comparison.
(9) A risk pictogram is proposed as a standardized way of presenting and comparing various risks.
(10) Their nature has begun to spark intense debate, most recently about the lack of diversity in available human pictograms; why, for example, are there numerous images of a white woman in a pink sweater in a variety of poses, but a single image of a brown-faced man in a turban?
(11) The differences can be shown better by pictograms than by words.
Pictograph
Definition:
(n.) A picture or hieroglyph representing and expressing an idea.
Example Sentences:
(1) These sciences have, in fact, become dominated by what we term the Pictographic molecular paradigm under which reality is acritically approximated by drawings of some kind.
(2) Examination of the character-referent relationships suggested that translation success was due to principles of figural symbolism rather than to pictographic representation of the attributes in question.
(3) An individual who is unable to acquire skills in natural language communication may frequently find a pictographic symbolic language to be an appropriate alternative means of expression.
(4) Children in the imagery and sentence strategy groups were briefly taught to integrate the pictographs in order to remember them better.
(5) The pictograph task was given first followed by auditory or visual interference.
(6) This paper discusses some underlying features of the communication process and describes a computer-based augmentative aid for communication with pictographic linguistic units, which provides flexibility for user-definition of symbols, inter-symbol mapping and multi-mode expression.
(7) A Pictograph Sentence Memory Test was used to determine dominant processing modality as well as to assess instructional effects.
(8) This paper discusses some of the implications of the pictographic molecular paradigm and its limits and dangers.