Sentences with phrase «illegible words»

The base rate t [ILLEGIBLE WORDS] be used for assigned risks is the territorial base rate under the assigned risk plan, not the territorial base rate for voluntary insureds.

The final part of section 58 allows illegible words or provisions to be ignored and the original provisions or word to be reinstated.

The painting's illegible words embody her confusion, something Ligon builds on:

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Visual crowding makes it impossible to read, as single letters within words are rendered illegible.

Words are enlarged by mousing over them, although some of the maps — such as the one of New York City — are illegible.

You don't want bad word - of - mouth about sloppy formatting and illegible type to ruin your book's reputation and sabotage your sales efforts.

You don't want the word on the street to be about your book's sloppy formatting and illegible type!

Ideally, you are supposed to read your great - grandfather's notebook to find clues to solve these puzzles, but often times the scribble of words and diagrams in the notebook are so illegible that they cause more of a headache than help the situation.

Though virtually illegible, these words ground the works in an ancient script.

Superimposed on top of one another, these individual words, numbers and phrases start to merge, creating fields of partially obscured and often illegible texts.

In Maggi's words, «We deserve a pause, and an insignificant drawing can work as a perfect training ground to increase our capacity to live in an illegible context.»

They are illegible to the viewer because she contorts the letters in each word so drastically that only she knows the meaning.

In other words, this exhibit unites artists who make the visible invisible, the audible inaudible, and the legible illegible.

The cumulative affect of these thousands of hand - written words leaves them illegible, more vibrations and echoes of language than directions or narratives.

The word Revolución, for instance, is repeated over a thousand pages of a book until it becomes at once monumental and illegible in Reynier Leyva Novo's Revolución una y mil veces (Revolution a thousand and one times), 2011.

Titled The Pain of Others (No 1), (No 2) and (No 3), (2017) their inky backgrounds are covered with layer upon layer of large - scale stamped words, all English, but almost entirely illegible.

Each word is precisely written yet cumulatively becomes illegible, individual meanings giving way to vibrations that invoke a plethora of non - verbal associations.