64 BT = broader term NT = narrower term RT = related term
ads
USE advertisements
advancement
USE promotion
advertisements
CL W. 29. 14. 10
UF ads
BT
NT commercials
display advertisements
RT billboards
advertising
advertising design
advertising agencies
advertising cards
advertising
CL A. 21. 75. 26. 10
BT communications (disci-
pline)
NT advertising campaigns
RT advertisements
advertising agencies
advertising design
display advertisements
advertising agencies
CL E. 5. 28. 10. 10
BT
RT advertising
advertisements
advertising campaigns
CL A. 21. 75. 26. 10. 3
BT advertising
advertising cards
CL W. 23. 24. 10
BT cards
RT advertisements
advertising design
CL A. 21. 32. 12. 7. 21. 10
BT design
RT advertising
advertisements
display advertisements
aesthetics
USE esthetics
African
CL S. 5. 27
BT
NT North African
Sub-Saharan African
African languages
CL C. 79. 3. 5. 10
BT <specific language
groups >
agate
CL P. 5. 64. 59. 17. 10. 10
BT <type dimensions >
agate line
CL P. 5. 64. 59. 17. 21
BT <relative measurements >
ain
USE ayin
airbrush
CL O. 3. 5. 10. 21. 10
BT <marking instruments >
Akzidenz Grotesk typefaces
CL C. 44. 74. 35. 43. 3
BT grotesque typefaces
albums
CL W. 23. 19. 20. 10
BT <books by form >
Aldine typefaces
CL C. 44. 74. 35. 10
SN Old-style typefaces
based on designs by
Aldus Manutius
BT <typefaces by style >
algorithms
CL P. 3. 34. 3
BT <mathematical concepts >
NT fractals
aliasing
CL V. 56. 10
UF jaggies
BT <visual artifacts >
alignment
CL P. 5. 35. 20
BT <properties of layout >
NT base alignment
decimal alignment
skew
almanacs
CL W. 29. 38
BT <created works by func-
tion >
alpha blending
USE alpha compositing
alpha compositing
CL A. 44. 51. 10. 10. 11
UF alpha blending
BT <digital rendering proc-
esses >
alphabet books
USE abecedaries
alphabet length
CL P. 5. 64. 59. 17. 10. 15
BT <type dimensions >
alphabetic characters
USE letters (characters)
alphabetic sorting
USE collation
alphabetic writing systems
USE alphabets
alphabets
CL C. 44. 83. 33
UF alphabetic writing sys-
tems
BT writing systems
alphanumeric characters
CL C. 44. 13. 22. 11
SN Characters with a
place in a conven-
tional sequence of
elements in a writing
system
BT <characters by function >
NT letters (characters)
numerals
alphasyllabaries
USE abugidas
alterations
CL W. 62. 10
BT <created works by stage of
production >
NT author’s alterations
designer’s alterations
editor’s alterations
house alterations
printer’s errors
strip-in corrections
typos
RT proofmarks
alternate characters
CL V. 47. 44. 50. 11
BT letterforms
NT finials (characters)
swash characters