Dictionary entry
Stylus
Pronunciation: /ˈstʌɪləs/
Pronunciation
/ˈstʌɪləs/
Myanmar Meaning
ဓာတ်ပြားဖွင့်သည့် ဓာတ်စက်အပ်။ စာရေးသည့် ကညစ်တံ။
Definition
stylus /'staÇlǝs/ n ( pl styluses ) ဓာတ္စက္အပ္။ ကညစ္။
Examples
- ‘I also still have every one of the 14 diamond styli that it ever used.’
- ‘All his recordings were made using the ‘acoustic method’ - singing in front of a large horn
- connected to a recording diaphragm and cutting stylus
- which cut a groove in a rotating wax disc.’
- ‘Executed in the same flat
- almost naïve style
- the stylus emerges from the right hand side almost threateningly
- bearing down on the record.’
- ‘Another stylus was used to play back the recording turning the indentations on the cylinder into sound.’
- ‘During this period all the energy available to drive the stylus which etched out the recorded wave-forms was ‘acoustic energy’: that is
- it came from the sound waves themselves.’
- ‘For writing
- they used a stylus and a wax tablet.’
- ‘A metal stylus was used for scratching characters onto a wax tablet.’
- ‘Using a reed stylus
- they made wedge-shaped impressions on wet clay tablets which were then baked in the sun.’
- ‘The small number of numerical symbols was
- to a large extent
- controlled by the method of writing numbers using a blunt stylus with a circular section to impress marks on wet clay.’
- ‘In the thirteenth-century Roman de la Rose
- for example
- Genius encourages men to propagate the species by using their styluses to write on the tablets that Nature has prepared for them.’
- ‘Writing first on heavy clay with fragile reed styluses led the Sumerians to simplify their drawings.’
- ‘The next significant development began around 3
- 100 B.C. when a pointed stylus was used to incise pictures of tokens in clay tablets instead of impressing the tokens themselves.’
- ‘He seized his stylus and scratched twenty coppers from the total on his tablet.’
- ‘It is said to have developed originally as a means of writing with a stylus on palm leaves
- which would split if incised with a straight line.’
- ‘The symbols were pressed into soft clay tablets with the slanted edge of a stylus and so had a wedge-shaped appearance (and hence the name cuneiform).’
- ‘It is a digital canvas which can be used with a mouse but really comes into its own when used with a pressure sensitive tablet and stylus.’
- ‘A stylus is a pen that comes with a drawing pad
- which is connected to the computer.’
- ‘The server software also records hand movements through wind changes directly above the tablet when the stylus is not touching it.’
- ‘Similar to a pen in shape
- the stylus is a long accessory used to enter data into the programmer's LCD.’
- ‘He used the palm pilot as his tablet
- but his stylus was a plastic space-age contemporary version of the traditional reed pen.’