英語 での The braille の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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A concave plate of the Braille device is provided with a guide made of a cloth packing tape so that the size of a name card fits without moving.
In 1896, that gap was filled in, when the first Braille machines appeared, which made it possible to bring out the Braille characters depending on the position of the fingers on the keys.
In recognition of the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act(ADA), we featured a session on accessibility and a demonstration of assistive technology from the Braille Institute Library Services.
By then, I could use the Braille system to read and write symbols and formulas in physics, chemistry and math, and solve complicated math problems.
With the help of the Braille Bible, Braille prayer-book and Braille song-book, I was able to participate in the daily devotions, community prayer and other activities involving reading and writing.
The Braille system has been in use for a long time and I believe that it will continue to be relevant, vital and essential in this technological era.
Since then, the braille in every book I opened started to tell me stories of amazing fantasies, sorrowful mysteries, great achievements of actual people in the past, and the world that had been completely unknown to me.
Sometimes I wished to come back. The Braille Alphabet, with its entangled points which didn't look like anything, seemed to me impossible to be learnt.
By this time I had learned most of the braille code. I could fly through book after book with my fingers, and I did so, daily.
For example, most people are accustomed to seeing the Braille numbers on an elevator and are likely to associate that with how blind people read.
This is because when using the Slate and Stylus I have to write from right to left, and the braille shows up on the opposite side of the paper.
Moreover, the innovators of today have started developing electronic media gadgets that can be accessed through Braille, such as the Braille Memo and the Pin Disk Braille display.
This is why I will never forget the poem I wrote to pay tribute to the Braille System: See my hands open like eyelids, a virtuous harmony of flesh, and how happiness flows back as the sap seeps through my fingers' pupils.
The Braille blocks along the pavements act as a guide for me as I travel from place to place. The straight lines tell me that I should walk ahead while the round dots indicate that I am at the beginning or end of a pathway.
Received training in the first batch of the said course and within 3 months of training, started taking down dictation on the Braille Shorthand Machine at the rate of 120 words per minute and typing at the speed of 45 words per minute.
The braille marks also on the touchscreen, where everything becomes possible, and perhaps the touching of braille hasachieved the computer, such asto make all the people become together in an irresistible journey towards to the unknown.
It totally changed my life, setting me against a new path, alongside my seeing fellows. Learning in the school for blinds, i arose myself, and the Braille Alphabet was my best friend which helped me unconditionally all my life.
While audio cassettes may be good for listening to complete study questions, I still need the braille book with me so I can flip through pages and go over a particular passage again just in case I did not understand the first time.