Sentence examples for handwriting generation from inspiring English sources

A synthetic handwriting generation method is presented, where the generated textlines need to be as close as possible to human handwriting without being writer-specific.

After World War II American interest in calligraphy began to spread beyond the area of graphic design, and both professional and amateur calligraphers were attracted to classes and demonstrations by Arnold Bank, a design professor at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Lloyd Reynolds, who taught italic handwriting to generations of students at Reed College, and other pioneering designers.

Children who don't learn the skill of handwriting, like generations before them had to, may be missing out on an important developmental process.

Schools' insistence on teaching looped cursive handwriting has left a generation of Americans with script they dislike or is often illegible.

The aim of this paper is to introduce a novel prototype generation technique for handwriting digit recognition.

There was even a suggestion that the "Back to Sleep" generation would struggle with their handwriting and motor skills when at school if urgent corrective action - placing them on their tummies - was not taken.

And later this year, the entire PC industry is going to be buzzing about handwriting recognition being built into a new generation of tablet PCs that will allow you to write directly onto the screen almost as though it were paper.

Concealed within this cultural studies-speak is material that is indeed fascinating, particularly to a generation that confines much of its handwriting to Post-it notes stuck on computers.

They've become as much of an anachronism as cursive handwriting whose death occurred in less than a generation.

Our younger generation are not buying into the importance of handwriting in order to write post-its or "thank you" cards.

He belonged to a generation where all important decisions were conveyed in handwriting, and typing was a specialised manual skill, so he needed to be read by other people.