Writing characters with intersex variations for television

iBrush: Writing Chinese Characters with Flashlight and Wireless Sensor Grid

Light is the widely available and pervasive resource in our daily life. Existing research shows that light can be used in localization in wireless sensor networks. Meanwhile, our former work also indicates that wireless sensor networks can track light sources. In this paper, we demonstrate iBrush1, a system which allows users to write Chinese characters with a flashlight and a sensor grid.

Shifting syndromes: Sex chromosome variations and intersex classifications

The 2006 'Consensus statement on management of intersex disorders' recommended moving to a new classification of intersex variations, framed in terms of 'disorders of sex development' or DSD. Part of the rationale for this change was to move away from associations with gender, and to increase clarity by grounding the classification system in genetics. While the medical community has largely acc...

Writing Chinese Characters : Right or Left ?

Perceiving the writing sequence of Chinese characters: An ERP investigation

The neural dynamics in perceiving well-learned sequences and its modulation by task demand were investigated in this study in which participants were asked to observe stroke-by-stroke display of Chinese characters composed of two radicals while their brain activity was monitored with the event-related potential (ERP) technique. Experiment 1 used an accuracy judgment task that would draw partici...

Cognitive mechanism of writing to dictation of logographic characters

The cognitive mechanisms for writing to dictation of Chinese syllables by healthy adults were investigated using large-sample multiple regression analyses. In the experiment, subjects wrote down a corresponding character upon hearing a syllable. We mainly examined the effects of three types of attributes (i.e., lexical, semantic, and phonology to orthography conversion [POC] ones) in predicting...