superscript
IPA: supɝskrɪpt
noun
- (typography) A type of lettering form that appears as a number, figure, or symbol above the normal line of type, located at the right or left of another symbol or text.
verb
- (mathematics, sciences, typography, transitive, of a variable) To provide with a superscript.
- (typography, transitive, of a text) To convert to a superscript form.
adjective
- Placed above the normal line of text.
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Examples of "superscript" in Sentences
- Do not superscript th in numbers.
- The superscript Tdesignates transposition.
- Look for the soonest number in superscript.
- The superscript denotes the matrix transpose.
- Plus, the superscript size is not consistent.
- A superscript is used to represent aspiration.
- A citation is not the little superscript hyperlink.
- The exponent is usually shown as a superscript to the right of the base.
- The latter system sometimes still uses a superscript for furtive pathah.
- Eventually, the superscript vowel was replaced by a mere superscript dot.
- This one courtesy of the sub- and superscript instructions, where Willie explores Chemistry:
- WOLF BLITZER, CNN ANCHOR: In those days typewriters didn't normally have that kind of superscript?
- You really need to get the superscript for the exponents in your second update, otherwise it reads wrong.
- The numbers appear in the main part of the LCD window, and the current operator as a kind of superscript, above them.
- We are more used to seeing the theorem in its algebraic face — a simple sum, with a superscript caveat: a2 + b2 = c2.
- That said, even at this early, semi-hidden stage, Cubed (named with the superscript 3″ in the Market) is a much better experience.
- The memos used a superscript—a style of font—unavailable in typewriters of that day but commonly used later on personal computers.
- Sorry for the messy representation, imagine the sharp corners of the V rounded, and mirror the 3, and raise the C to superscript level.
- Considering the number of base changes needed to obtain this result, we calculate a probability of 10 (superscript) -30 that this sequence arose by spontaneous mutations.
- It defaults to the quick-and-dirty HTML that uses to superscript the number, but the Advanced section lets you instead insert CSS classes for the marker in the text, the marker that precedes the footnote, and for the footnote itself.
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