either of two punctuation marks ( or ) used to enclose textual material.
Pertaining to a character set that contains letters, digits, and usually other characters, such as punctuation marks.
A graphic character that, when appearing alone or combined with others, is primarily used to represent a sound element of a spoken language, but excluding diacritical marks used alone and punctuation marks.
Microdots are generally concealed under stamps, on top of punctuation marks in typewritten letters, or under the lips of envelopes.
These two punctuation marks regulate the flow of your thoughts, and they can make your text confusing even if the words are clear.
At the sound level, modern poetry differs from traditional poetry in using line breaks and punctuation marks.
Other new symbol sets include dominoes, Mahjong, dictionary punctuation marks, and math additions.
The longer it is, and the more exotic the characters (punctuation marks, say), the less likely a brute-force effort to crack it is to succeed.
This article analyses the mistaken use of punctuation marks through categorizing and correcting mistakes of using punctuation marks occurred in newspapers.
