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But it's not easy to turn a normal book to braille. Proofreaders often need to check the copy 3 times, word by word.

an easy to use system intended for the accurate verification and measurement of braille dot height on both cartons and labels.

Books are wonderful, Ruthie says, and then she runs her hand over them as if she could read them in Braille.

Braille's dream of giving books to the blind did not die with him.

Blister Printing: Printing using blister ink to give a relief image after heating. Used for decoration and for printing Braille.

The boy was Louis Braille. He eventually transformed night writing into a system used to this day, Braille.

With a shortage of Braille teachers, a convenient way to educate the children was with audio devices.

Would Dickens have recognized a paperback of A Christmas Carol, or, for that matter, a Braille version?

Braille was now devoting all his time to his new system, but no one was listening.

The nonprofit group provides Braille transcriptions as well as audio items for those unable to use print materials.

When Braille heard this, he realized at once that it was the answer to the problem of the blind.

The system of representing letters and figures by raised dots is called Braille.

But this method, even if successful, would be only another Braille's alphabet for the blind, applied to sound.

transliteration of a published work into Braille and publication of the work so transliterated.

When he initially lost his vision, he refused using a cane or learning Braille and tried to conduct himself as normal.

As a very strong instrumental Basic discipline, braille plays an important role in required courses of special education major.

Braille printing A form of blind embossing to produce raised round marks which blind people can read by touching.

For her, Braille is a cornerstone of education.

Harmon took a semester-long course in Braille and needed two tries to pass a state certification exam.

She was able to translate the Braille at college.

Teacher Niu asked me if I had studied Braille or not.

Then the girl got up and said that the people should not thank her for playing so well. They should thank Louis Braille.

How can a blind man, even if he is able to use Braille, how can he read Euclid?

After experimenting with many different ways of making dots and dashes on paper, Braille finally arrived at a simple system.

This writing is now known as Braille and it was first used in 1892.

Abbreviations of frequently used double-syllables are the major part of Chinese Braille abbreviation plan.

She started to obsess about learning. Seeking further mental nutrition, she learned to read French, German, Greek, and Latin in Braille!

Many are "legally blind, " but most use their vision for reading, and do not use braille.

Most of the world's great books are now available in Braille editions so that people who cannot see can at least read.

Graphic technology. Typographical specifications recommended for printing school books in braille.

Some of them will try to read your pages with Braille or speech-based browsers.

Today, Braille is in nearly every language around the world.

At the major attractions are booths with information in different languages including braille for the blind.

Blind people may still be lonely, but they aren't AS lonely AS they were before Louis Braille.

Louis Braille, inventor of a reading system for the blind, was born in France.

The next day, Braille went with a friend to visit the army captain.

At the central branch of the Milwaukee Public Library, a remarkable collection of transcribers and technicians keeps Braille alive.

"You had a whole generation that grew up without Braille, " he says.

After years of rehabilitation, he learned Braille and how to use a white cane to get around.

Few of the books she needed were written in the Braille language that the blind could read by touching pages.

Braille was born in 1809 in a small town in France where his father had a small leather-making shop.

The Braille can easily transform to PINYIN, so the translation of Braille and Chinese is actually PINYIN-Chinese conversion.

Now Helen began to learn very fast. Soon she knew hundreds of words. She learnt to read and write Braille.

Four years later, she left the chlidren's home and entered an institution for the blind, where she learnt Braille.

Braille worked out a system of marks for mathematics and music.

In traditional Braille, numbers and letters are represented by raised bumps in the paper of the page being read.

Braille computers, screen readers, and navigation tools based on spoken instructions find this continuous change hard to deal with.

This article will briefly introduce the Braille version of the product on offsctdruckereien powder process and should keep in mind.

Blind children can only read using braille.

View names must be suitable for use in Text to Speech, Braille, and other human-readable applications.

Each Braille character consists of six or eight movable pins in a rectangular array.

It captures received SMS messages and brings them to the foreground for reading using Braille and tactile feedback.

Louis Braille, French inventor of the raised-dot system of writing used by the blind, was born near Paris.

Marilyn Harmon, who teaches the visually impaired, says most Braille readers "catch up with their sighted peers by the fifth grade. "

Blind and wanting to read--- those were the realities of Louis Braille's life.

In order to make learning more convenient Helen, Miss Su Liwen all the books were turned into a Braille board.

And congenitally blind people needed less time than anyone else. They were also the fastest Braille readers in the group.

A blind Frenchman named Louis Jean-Philippe Braille created a system of raised dots to allow the blind to read.

It will also be good if the restaurant has menus in large print or in Braille.

The other is transformation from pinyin to Chinese words when translate Braille into Mandarin.

Braille books are expensive and cumbersome, requiring reams of thick, oversize paper.

Software supplied with the mouse translates text displayed on the screen into Braille.

Modern Chinese Braille business card printing and membership card making requirements are as follows.

Crying Wind, the title of my book, became a best seller, was translated into fifteen languages and Braille and sold worldwide.

Louis Braille, at age 15, changed the lives of blind people when he created the six-dot Braille system.

Computers with Braille displays are available for the sight-impaired.

The description can be read aloud or transformed into braille patterns by assistive tools.

Screen reading software and refreshable braille display to enable users with serious vision impairment to use the computer.

In Milwaukee Public Schools, about 20 students - out of 130 visually impaired - read Braille.

A few years later, Braille went to a special school for the blind in Paris.

There I learned how to read and write in Braille, though I must admit that I found it quite difficult.

The National Federation of the Blind has been waging a campaign to ensure that those who are visually impaired learn how to read Braille.

This is the home of Audio & Braille Literacy Enhancement Inc. - known as ABLE.

This is how Braille is learned and how it is preserved, one student at a time, one word at a time.

I'd say I was able to read Braille.

They were also the fastest Braille readers in the group.

One day, Braille was sitting in a restaurant with a friend. The friend was reading the newspaper to him.

Reading Braille; reading sign language.

Blind people can read by touching letters in raised dots called Braille.

Helen and Anne worked hard using the tapping, and a form of Braille to communicate and to learn.

Suddenly, after so many years, everyone became interested in Louis Braille.

As a result, Helen became gentler and she soon learnt to read and write in Braille.

The best part, we had our own library with books in Braille.

This simulates the effect of the raised dots of Braille impressed on paper.

She is writing in Braille, spelling out a single word - furious.

Braille dictionary for sale. Must see to appreciate.

Those blind and vision impaired can also access the e-Form system with the use of braille machine or voice synthesizer devices.

One of the most famous blind people in the world was Louis Braille.

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China's $ 50 and 100 Yuan positive line of Braille, the denomination, commits an offence and gravure printing.

(PhysOrg. com) -- To most of us, Braille is largely a mystery.

The Braille detection technology has been designed to work in both hardcopy and electronic environments.

Refreshable braille display device - These are electrical devices normally connected to a computer.

They may also learn how to teach these students to use Braille for reading and writing.

They have copied many entire books of the Biblein Persian Braille.

A Braille code for English was not adopted until 1932.

During the middle of the 20th century, about half of visually impaired school-age students in America read Braille.

But the researchers admit that a lifetime of practicing Braille could also get the credit.

The organization transcribes around 1, 000 items into Braille each year.

I only knew he read music with braille.

It takes around 20 hours to transcribe, proofread and then print 69 pages of Braille.

When Braille was invented, in the 19th century, we had nothing else. We didn't even have radio.

This form is available in other formats on request; these are large print, Braille and audio disk.

Daniel: I recall that you told me there is some Braille on the paper money. Where is it?

Whereas roughly half of all blind children learned Braille in the 1950s, today that number is as low as 1 in 10, according to the report.

For audio material, the group uses 24 volunteer readers. For Braille, there are 12 volunteer transcribers.

How fast can you learn Braille?

The tactile mouse costs $695, rather than $3, 500-8, 000 for a Braille reader.

I have translated the Braille poems. I hope it is not late yet.

The biggest braille library in China has been completed in Beijing.

That is where a tool such as the Snail Braille reader could come in handy.

What have you learned from Braille's story ?

Adults who lose their eyesight have to learn a new language, braille, for example.

To our understanding, Hong Kong is the first city to install Braille and tactile taxi registration number plates inside taxi compartments.

"My generation reader, tarnished" -- read braille reader worthy;

Mathematical. Physical and chemical symbols of Chinese braille

Braille duplicating machine with programme control

Mr. HE Chuan, Centre-in-charge of Computer Research and Development Centre, China Braille Press

performance and test method of ultraviolet ray hardening resinous braille

Research on the Abbreviation of Uni-syllables in Currently-used Chinese Braille

Braille writing paper or plastic for physically challenged

Compile, Management and Service Forms of Braille Document

Braille without Borders Gives New Hope to Blind Children in Tibet

Braille Catering Service Map Available at Guijie Volunteer Station

Display of screen content on a refreshable braille display

the China Braille Publishing House

Information processing 8-dot-Braille graphic characters - Identifiers, names and assignation to 8-bit-codetables

An autograph written in Braille

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Sets or returns an abbreviated text for the table cell (for non-visual media such as speech or Braille)

The Protestant Missionaries and the Development of China's Braille System

The School for the Blind of Peking and the Tentative Foundation of Braille System in China