Sentences with phrase «word per line»

Second, when I do find apps that allow larger fonts, the screen size limits its effectiveness as the reading flow is affected by having only a few words per line.

Ability to change the number of words per line.

The new layout allows you to get more words per line with larger font sizes.

You should only have 9 - 12 words per line anyway.

Using a single word per line allows the brain to create more associations and to think more creatively.

There's also a font - sizing button in the menu that lets you resize the text and set the number of words per line without using gestures.

On default settings (Font size # 3, regular typeface, large line spacing, default words per line) Kindle screenВ accommodates 221 words.

Tablets are in many ways just like physical books — the screen has well defined boundaries and the optimal number of words per line doesn't suddenly change on the screen.

I can read faster with fewer words per line, i.e. a narrower column, i.e. blank space on the SIDES.

You can eliminate margins on the Aura One so there are actually more words per line and (by my measurement) about 25 % more content per page.

Using an eye tracker to measure the point of gaze — where students were looking as they read — Chen and others found that by narrowing the page with only a couple of words per line, they cut off the words on the left.

What they found was that reading comprehension and speed increased significantly for many students when they read short lines — one to three words per line — on a small - screen electronic device like an iPod Touch or smartphone.

Have students create a PowerPoint presentation (if the software is available), but urge them to limit the text on any one slide to three lines at the most, with about five words per line.

Write each of your chosen words on the paper, one word per line.

The Scribd app is imo pretty unreadable on a 5 ″ Android phone because of the huge side margins; when enlarging the tiny fonts, you have a few words per line.

You can adjust line spacing and words per line, too, but here Amazon gives you only three options.

With the fixed layout, I found I had to be really careful that the type was 9 - 11 words per line.

By contrast, on the Kindle DX, we counted 19 lines of text and six or seven words per line.

I have my controls set at the default font size, but with the fewest words per line, giving a nice margin to the page of text.

You can also change the line spacing, words per line and even text to speech.

Just as Clara has the audacity to challenge everything from the gender inequality in her family to the working conditions in New York City factories, Crowder audaciously tells Clara's story in a mix of free verse and concrete (shape - based) poetry, sometimes with as little as one word per line.

A reading method called Span Limited Tactile Reinforcement (SLTR) was proposed, wherein text is displayed on a small screen handheld device (such as a smartphone), using large fonts so that the text spans only a few words per line.

You can adjust the font size and words per line, choose a 1 or 2 column layout, add notes and highlights, and sync between devices that support Kindle.

Readability has to do with the number of words per line, the legibility of the font used, the size of the letters, and a lot more.

Make decisions for maximum readability by aiming to keep your lines of text between 45 - 60 characters (or 8 - 12 words per line) and using correct paragraph spacing.

Where it helps the most is when you jack up the font size and only have a few words per line (a lot of sight - challenged people like using e-readers specifically because you can adjust the font size).

The key is the column width, font choices, and the words per line.

It would help the people who need a large font adjust the words better to have more words on a page instead of having to settle for the gigantic font and have one word per line.

Users will be able to set line spacing, font, words per line and much more, all via the browser.

Included with the device are 3 typefaces (regular, condensed, sans - serif), 8 sizes configurable by two - fingered zooming, 3 spacing options, and 3 options for «words per line».

Font Size: press the «Aa» button just right of the space bar, and a menu will come up that allows you to select one of 8 font sizes, three typefaces («regular,» «condensed,» and my favorite, «sans serif»), line spacing («small,» my favorite «medium,» or «large»), and words per line (which sets the side margins; I use «default»).

They feature one word per line, enjambed all the way through, with equal parts reflection on mortality and quotidian detains and pronouns, sounding kind of like a current day Frank O'Hara.