Handwriting used in a sentence

Handwriting in a sentence as a noun

You can see my actual handwriting in the "crib sheet" cell at the end.

It could recognize my handwriting, just fine, well north of %90 of the time.

A few months ago, I decided to improve my handwriting.

In first grade, we were given a pointless busywork assignment to test our handwriting skills.

And the "irregular" handwriting effect is just subtle enough that it adds just a bit of nice "texture".

I have terrible handwriting, and the newton I had was the 100- the original message pad.

The most marks were given to the students who could reproduce what the teacher said in the cleanest handwriting with the best figures.

Good handwriting was considered a mandatory trait of good, brilliant and hard working students.

I'm surprised the article did not raise the point that the US government effectively maintains a huge database of everybody's handwriting.

In fact the head mistress called my mom and told her, every thing was brilliant about me and if only I could have great handwriting I could score higher than everybody else.

It syncs across all platforms I use, does OCR of everything in both Japanese and English, including handwriting and text in photos, works out of the box with all my paper document scanners...

I find this awful in the typical tone-deaf patronizing upper middle-class computer professional way - but I also really like Guillermo's handwriting and its curly flourishes.

Email, cameras in phones, handwriting recognition, network analysis, facial recognition, big data...

Unfortunately, one unforeseen consequence of doing it by hand was that it became very clear that my handwriting was too hard to read, so I had to manually erase all the writing and redo it using a decent looking font.

Multi layer networks that are trained in semi-supervised, unsupervised and supervised fashions all can now produce networks that meet or beat the state of the art hand created models for speech, handwriting recognition, ocr, and object recognition.

Also, modern mobile computers have vastly more processing power and storage capabilities so, ironically, handwriting recognition is not necessary.