Examples of handwriting

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The system would then bring up an email message window with the appropriate addressees and allow the user to write an email message using handwriting.
Computer-generated prescriptions can eliminate many simple errors such as illegible handwriting.
Although normal-amplitude movements are occasionally produced, amplitudes tend to decline during sustained actions such as handwriting.
Her strict attention to the quality of his handwriting played an important role in his attitudes towards a graphic vision of a score.
With respect to how we ought to treat whales and dolphins, the handwriting has been on the wall, or shall we say on the waves, for some time now.
When sample members were aged 11, 12, and 13 years, their class teacher was asked to rate their performance in five curriculum areas: reading, written expression, handwriting, spelling, and mathematics.
The results showed that handwriting is not likely to be helpful in the study of neuroticism and is of no value in the determination of zygosity.
Almost half of the petitions considered here were put to paper by handwriting, whereas the rest were written by typewriter, replete with errors of spelling and punctuation, however.
A handwriting style, for instance, could vary in its "non-essential" parameters depending on the position of a hand, but it still possessed "essential" features characteristic of a particular person.
The kit also contains a set of instructions in handwriting that dates from a later time, suggesting that it was in use over at least several decades.
Researchers in many domains are working to enable more natural forms of interaction in a variety of modalities such as natural language understanding, gesture, and handwriting recognition.
Instruction in reading and writing in the elementary grades was based on a whole language philosophy; however, there was some skill instruction in phonics, spelling, and handwriting.
The handwriting of these two words belongs to one of these three eighteenth-century copyists, and not to a sixteenth-century scribe.
He relates the learning of violin playing to language acquisition, stating that any teacher can become comfortable with music as with handwriting or basic numeracy (p. 14).
The structure of forensic handwriting and signature comparisons.
Every aspect of every known musical source (call number, physical description, dating, handwriting, history, cross-references and so on) is authoritatively discussed and abundantly illustrated with sixteen plates.
There is an assessment of the handwriting in the top left corner of the leaf that has been influential on generations of commentators from the eighteenth century to the present.
Most of the pages are blank, it is true; but at the beginning we shall find a certain number very beautifully covered with a strikingly legible hand-writing.
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