the stem
The line in the lowercase letter "i" is called a dot. The dot differentiates the letter "i" from the letter "l" when written in lowercase.
The proofreading mark for lowercase is a caret symbol (^) placed below the letter that needs to be lowercase.
The proofreading symbol for using a lowercase is a caret (^) underneath the uppercase letter that should be changed to lowercase.
The beginning sound of "net" is "n". The capital letter for this sound is "N" and the lowercase letter is "n".
The line over a letter in phonetics is called a "macron". It indicates a long vowel sound.
The Greek letter for U is upsilon. It is written as "Ξ₯" in uppercase and "Ο " in lowercase.
It usually names a line.
Only the uppercase, "A". The lowercase, "a" doesn`t have any line of symetry.
Back before the reinvention of movable type came to Europe typesetters would have to manly you set letter in a CASE or case like box to crete a continuos line of type. Therefore it was a big letter it was called Uppercase and small Lowercase.. does that make some sense?
The horizontal stroke across the stem of a lowercase t or f is a cross stroke.
Is a point is named by a lowercase letter? I don't think so. A point is labeled by capital letters.
The proofreading symbol for using a lowercase is a caret (^) underneath the uppercase letter that should be changed to lowercase.
one capital letter and one lowercase letter
recessive
The beginning sound of "net" is "n". The capital letter for this sound is "N" and the lowercase letter is "n".
It is called a curved tail on the capital letter Q and a descender on the lowercase q. Mario A. Gutierrez
Dominant alleles are shown by a capital letter and recessive alleles are lowercase letters.
The Greek letter for N is called nu and is written ν for lowercase and Ν for uppercase. It is pronounced "nee".