graphologic
graphological

A number of French companies subject job applicants' letters to graphological tests.

The same is true of most of the graphological traits.

Such interpretations vary according to the graphological theory applied by the analyst.

Prior its demise, it was the longest running graphological periodical in North America.

A graphological scanner will pick them up instantly; but then I'm sure that's no concern of yours."

She earns her salary doing graphological analysis for all the company's job applicants, but she also does freelance work.

Non-individualized graphological reports give credence to this criticism.

A graphological report is meant to be used in conjunction with other tools, such as comprehensive background checks, practical demonstration or record of work skills.

In Berlin he developed a reputation as a handwriting expert, eventually performing important graphological work for the municipal judicial system.

Saudek also attempted to deal with graphological phenomena in terms acceptable to the experimental psychologists.

There is apparently no graphological device, whether of spelling, punctuation, capitalization, etc, that cannot be exploited for such purposes.

The lowest level of style in Fig 4.3 is the choice of graphological realizations of a given syntactic form.

English spelling being what it is, dependence on graphological patterns is untrustworthy in relation to phonetic patterns.

Graphological conventions are exploited impressionistically, in a way which suggests what sort of pronunciation a reader should adopt in reading aloud.

An interesting graphological characteristic of Oahspe is that a number of its sub-books are printed on pages divided in two, top to bottom.

As an example the category "Form" would contain various graphological signs such as: "rounded", "ornate", "harmonious", "confused", et al.

Coleman's interest in graphology has included editing and contributing to Graphology magazine and writing a graphological thesaurus.

The model of style proposed here is "pluralist" in that it allows for three distinct levels (semantic, syntactic, graphological) at which stylistic choices can be made.

By adopting various graphological forms I hoped to fool the editors to whom I submitted my poems with a covering note, often under a false name.

What I am interested in is not the forms they construct, but how they construct them; I am concerned with identifying the graphological constants.

Graphological variation is a relatively minor and superficial part of style (see 7.4-7.4.1), concerning such matters as spelling, capitalization, hyphenation, italicization and paragraphing.

But because the correspondence between graphological and phonological features is far from precise, it cannot be said that a writer has actually represented the speech style of a character.

In his 1929 book ABC de la graphologie he laid out a classification system of seven categories in which 175 graphological signs are grouped.

Pascale Slama, a spokeswoman for Moulinex, the manufacturer of household appliances, said the company began using graphological analysis for management jobs two years ago.

In 1924 Saudek moved to London, where he was correspondent to the Prager Presse newspaper and established a profitable graphological practice.