Sentence examples for handwriting form from inspiring English sources

Uncial went out of use in the 9th century ad, and minuscule, which replaced it, developed into the modern Greek handwriting form.

From it were derived three scripts better suited to handwriting: uncial, which was essentially the classical capitals adapted to writing with pen on paper and similar to hand printing; and cursive and minuscule, which were running scripts similar to modern handwriting forms, with joined letters and considerable modification in letter shape.

Handwriting the form is fine if you don't have access to a typewriter.

His intellectual interests, like his italic handwriting, were formed in the advanced humanist circle of John Cheke.

Handwriting provides a form of intimacy that other forms of communication do not.

"I'm seeing an increase in inconstancy in the handwriting and poor form level -- sloppy, semi-legible script that's inconsistent," she said.

Her father's handwriting, more deliberately formed than Charlie knew it.

The machine is indeed better than the human eye, at least when it comes to reading the handwriting on census forms.

The $3,000 TransNote shares some technology with the now-extinct CrossPad, from which IBM learned important lessons such as omitting free-form handwriting recognition software, which basically doesn't work.

Even with the neatest of handwriting, hand-printed forms can be difficult for machines to interpret, so it's better to file electronically if you are preparing your own taxes.

Election supervisors said they have come across forms with handwriting that did not match previous registration forms, bogus addresses and other identifiers like driver's license numbers that appeared to be invalid.