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A cell raising what follows to an exponent.
Also known as: Braille exponent indicator, Nemeth raised level indicator
In the Nemeth braille code a superscript indicator marks that what follows is raised, as an exponent, and a baseline indicator returns to the normal level.
Marks that the following expression is a superscript, cancelled by a baseline indicator.
Contexts: Language and transcription
Records vertical level explicitly, because a linear medium has no other way to distinguish an exponent from a following factor.
Contexts: Language and transcription
A cell with dots four and five raised, placed before the raised expression and cancelled by a baseline indicator.