International Radio Telegraph Convention of Berlin 1906 And Propositions for T
International Radio Telegraph Convention of Berlin 1906 And Propositions for T
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Each of the combina- tions ae, aa, ao, oe, ue, and ch is counted as two letters.
Full stops, commas, colons, dashes, and bars indicating fractions are each counted as a figure or a letter in the group in which they occur. This also applies to each letter added to groups of figures to form ordinal numbers, as well as to letters or figures added to the number of a house in an address, even in the case of an address in the text or in the signature of a telegram.
8. Combinations or alterations of w...ords contrary to the usage of the language are not admitted ; the same applies to combinations or alterations dissimulated by means of reversal of the order of letters or syllables. Nevertheless, the 53 RADIO TELEGRAPH CONVENTION OF BERLIN.
names of towns and countries; surnames belonging to one person; names of places, squares, boulevards, streets, and other kinds of public thoroughfares; names of ships, whole numbers, fractions, decimal or fractional numbers written entirely in words, and compound words admitted as such in the English and French languages, and which can, when required, be justified by the production of a dictionary, may be respectively grouped as one word each without apos- trophe or hyphen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each of the combina- tions ae, aa, ao, oe, ue, and ch is counted as two letters.
Full stops, commas, colons, dashes, and bars indicating fractions are each counted as a figure or a letter in the group in which they occur. This also applies to each letter added to groups of figures to form ordinal numbers, as well as to letters or figures added to the number of a house in an address, even in the case of an address in the text or in the signature of a telegram.
8. Combinations or alterations of w...ords contrary to the usage of the language are not admitted ; the same applies to combinations or alterations dissimulated by means of reversal of the order of letters or syllables. Nevertheless, the 53 RADIO TELEGRAPH CONVENTION OF BERLIN.
names of towns and countries; surnames belonging to one person; names of places, squares, boulevards, streets, and other kinds of public thoroughfares; names of ships, whole numbers, fractions, decimal or fractional numbers written entirely in words, and compound words admitted as such in the English and French languages, and which can, when required, be justified by the production of a dictionary, may be respectively grouped as one word each without apos- trophe or hyphen.
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