Sentence examples for cursive language from inspiring English sources

The experiments were performed in MATLAB and have shown promising results that can be a good base for further analysis and considerations of Arabic and other cursive language text recognition as well as English handwritten texts.

Urdu is a highly cursive language where lines and words are collections of ligatures that are similar to 'Parts of Arabic Words' (PAW).

Forms C and D comprise cursive words in French.

All of them have been hand-copied by the artist's father, who doesn't know either language, in meticulous cursive script.

In the mid-1st century ad another group of Central Asian invaders, the Kushāns, founded a great empire in northwestern India; they left a wealth of gold and copper coins with legends in the Bactrian language, written in cursive Greek letters.

For at least 1,000 years, roughly from 500 B.C. to A.D. 500, both the language and the distinctive cursive script were known as Demotic Egyptian, a name given it by the Greeks to mean the tongue of the demos, or the common people.

In the east, the scripts used for Bengali and Assamese are closely related; and that of Oṛiyā, related to the other two, is highly cursive like that of neighbouring Dravidian languages.

Upper left, a series of cursive lines and loops imply an outburst of language, culminating with a red F at the top edge that is really a pronged patch of color that escaped an incursion of white.

Morgan blends familiar imagery we tend to associate with wooden hoops -- floral borders, cursive script and bubblegum colors -- with the unforgiving language of intersectional feminists.

The Meroitic cursive script has been deciphered, revealing that it transcribes an African language.

Originally published in oversized volumes with cursive writing and the author's sprawling watercolour paintings, the English language version of Brunhoff's Histoire de Babar immediately captured the interest of British children.