Sentence examples for reading handwriting from inspiring English sources

The portrayals of clerks and barristers in Dickens's novels; the comparison of reading handwriting and "reading characters" in Proust; the connection between Hitler's illegible scrawl and "an enormous market in fake Nazi documents" in the 1970s — all are fair game for contemplation in "The Missing Ink," which can be so wide-ranging as to feel loosely constructed.

"Some people are better at reading handwriting.

The New Yorker, October 15 , 1927P. 17 Game of reading handwriting.

By Ralph Ingersoll and E. B. White The New Yorker, October 15 , 1927P. 17 Game of reading handwriting.

Work in muscle reading, handwriting, handedness, colour perception, and such topics led to deeper investigations into personality and creativity.

First, the posttests (reading, handwriting, and games) were specific to each teaching unit, thus not providing a complete picture of the change occurring in participants' target repertoires.

ReCaptcha also fails badly on cursive, Dr. von Ahn said, adding that "nobody reads handwriting anymore".

All write-in votes bubbled in are tabulated together, since the computers that tally the ballots cannot read handwriting.

This validation technique is analogous to artificial intelligence in which a neural network learns pattern recognition over time, for example, to read handwriting.

There's also a stylus for the screen (which reads handwriting), a video camera, a microphone, four speakers and, of course, a jack for a D.S.L. or cable modem.

"Nobody reads handwriting anymore".