Sentence examples for using handwriting from inspiring English sources

The paper describes computational methods of scoring such responses using handwriting recognition and automatic essay scoring technologies.

A Microsoft spokesman admitted that even he doesn't bother entering text like e-mail and Web addresses using handwriting -- he uses the keyboard.

And while there is no hard data on how many companies are using handwriting analysis in the United States, many graphologists say they are getting more corporate business.

Although Nagel seems to discount the idea of "the Dark Countess" in her preface, and, using handwriting samples, forcefully discredits it in her afterword, she intersperses the book with melodramatic passages about this mysterious figure.

The emergence of pen-based mobile devices such as PDAs and tablet PCs provides a new way to input mathematical expressions to computer by using handwriting which is much more natural and efficient for entering mathematics.

Using handwriting analysis technology similar to that employed by intelligence agencies and banks to analyze signatures, a Tel Aviv University team determined that a famous hoard of ancient Hebrew inscriptions, dated to around 600 BCE, were written by at least six different authors.

But it can also move around as easily as a clipboard with a pad of paper, accepting input from a pen-shaped stylus using handwriting-recognition technology, yet also storing hand sketches made on the screen as though they were on paper.

You'll eventually want to enter text into some of the 10,000 other Windows programs, which means that you'll have to use handwriting recognition after all.

Last year's census was the first to use handwriting recognition software to decipher the scribbles of Americans on billions of pages on millions of forms.

If you want to write notes with whole sentences and use handwriting recognition, then a Windows Slate will do the job, and the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 might be an alternative (but that remains to be seen).

The first, which will be published this fall in the Papers of the Bibliographical Society, uses handwriting analysis, examination of the parchment preparation and styling, and spelling errors in the names of the signers to date the Sussex document to the 1780s.