In Quest of a Pangram (Part 2)

Authors

Lee Sallow

Abstract

Looking back on it, I suppose the failure of the Pangram Machine Mark I was piece of good fortune. I mean, otherwise the faster Mark II model might never have come into existence. Another advantage of the latter was that different initial text constraints of rewiring. This meant I could experiment at will, confined only by the initially chosen set of number-word ranges, an important limitation, but still granting much scope.

Recommended Citation

Sallow, Lee (1992) "In Quest of a Pangram (Part 2)," Word Ways: Vol. 25 : Iss. 2 , Article 5.
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