Examples of typographical corrections could include:

1.3 “Material Change” means a change which is not a typographical correction.

1.3 "Material Change" means a change which is not a typographical correction.

1.1.3 "Material Change" means a non-typographical correction.

Can you tell me the correct typographic terminology?

For example, you might say "''fixed typo''" or "''added more information about sunflowers''".

For example, you might say "fixed typo" or "added more information about testing".

For example, you might say "fixed typo" or "added more information about sunflowers".

For example, you might say "fixed typo" or "added more information about Cartman".

Material Change: Paragraph 1.1(c) defines Material Change to mean a non-typographical correction.

Material Change: Section II.A.1.3 defines Material Change to mean a change that is not a typographical correction.

These variables are used when the page layout (SPIP’s typographical corrections) is calculated.

Registrars have some flexibility to determine what a typographical correction is.

1.3.1 A change to the Registered Name Holder’s name or organization that does not appear to be merely a typographical correction;

1.1.3.1 A change to the Registered Name Holder's name or organization that does not appear to be merely a typographical correction;