alphabetization
alphabetisation BrE

A basic alphabetization can be derived from the order of the letters.

However, there have been noticeable criticisms on the Korean alphabetization of this word.

For the purposes of alphabetization, these are considered sequences of letters.

This gives rise to various systems of alphabetization.

The acute accent over the vowels is ignored for purposes of alphabetization.

It was also the first Indic writing system that moved towards alphabetization.

Rather than go into great detail, I shall focus on one important feature offered by many word-processing programs, namely, alphabetization.

The game teaches letter recognition and alphabetization.

Many Spanish dictionaries and other reference material still exist using the pre-reform rule of alphabetization.

The index of alphabetization of the population above 15 years, in 2010, was of 98,9%.

'Tell you: no bugger here has the faintest clue about alphabetization.

Its use of alphabetization as a major sorting device in the listing of entries in the main text.

The letters ng constitute a digraph and counts as a single letter, following n in alphabetization.

According to this rule, the Korean alphabetization of the word '짜장면' is jajangmyeon.

As a result, the alphabetization of the dish in recent years has been jajangmyeon in official government documents and the mainstream media.

Indeed, in his description of the alphabetization and arrangement involved in concordance-making, Cooper calls to mind a profession that was only just beginning to exist.

(The new alphabetization rule was issued by the Royal Spanish Academy in 1994.)

The attempt at alphabetization eventually failed due strong influence from neighboring Indic abugida writing systems.

The institution has a wide range of projects, ranging from strengthening children public education, to the professionalization of teenagers and alphabetization classes to the elderly.

Since the advent of computer-sorted lists, this type of alphabetization is less frequently encountered, though it is still used in British phone books.

On the other hand, the digraph rr follows rqu as expected, and did so even before the 1994 alphabetization rule.

Because of this, many errors are committed in the alphabetization of Portuguese surnames, such as in a telephone directory.

Commas are used when writing names that are presented surname first, generally in instances of alphabetization by surname: Smith, John.

NYO played a major role in the mass alphabetization campaign conducted by the Centre for Popular Education during the revolution.

Incorrect alphabetization: 'α-Linolenic acid' under 'A' instead of 'L'

This genre was common, but the alphabetisation is unusual.

This is similar to the way in which the alphabetisation of writing produced changes in the synthesis of language.

In common usage, this is called alphabetisation, though collation is not limited to ordering letters of the alphabet.

The alphabetisation of articles in the Micropædia and Macropædia follows strict rules.

It is not required to put on a stamp when sending a letter to Santa Claus but Canada Post gives a donation for alphabetisation.

On the other hand ASCII is a computer standard and its corresponding sorting is gradually replacing this exception to ordinary alphabetisation.

It took a while to find Jamey's - I'd vacated my office with haste, and the alphabetisation was haphazard - but soon I had it in my hands.

To differentiate from Universities' internships, the practice is called 'alphabetisation'; most of the time is related to community services, such as teaching in schools, or assisting in hospitals or libraries.

He helped with the alphabetisation of Gypsy children in Heerlen and even studied to become a priest for a short while (which was presented to him as an alternative to taking over the business).

These reviews complained about its supposed antireligious aspects and radical standpoints attributed to its editor and contributors, and cited lack of article balance, confusing alphabetisation, and cross-references to then-unpublished volumes.

A 1938 book that is a comparative study of cataloguing in various British libraries regarded Mac + Mc + M' sorting as an example of achieved "standardisation" in alphabetisation.

The letter Yo is the seventh letter of the alphabet, but although it indicates a distinct sound from Ye, it is often, but not always, treated as the same letter for purposes of alphabetisation and sorting.

In Panjakent there was found inscribed Sogdian alphabet, so we can suppose alphabetisation rules - they are the same as in the Aramaic alphabet, but the letter Lāmadh is repeated at the end of the alphabet for values δ, θ.

An innovation in Massialot's book was the alphabetisation of recipes, "a step toward the first culinary dictionary" Barbara Wheaton observes; Wheaton has compared the changes made in the various editions of Massialot: a glass of white wine in a fish stock makes a surprisingly late appearance, in 1703.