It refers to quality, feature or elements with distinguishes and which serves as the basis of identification.

• characteristics

• individual characteristics

• class characteristics

• peculiarities

They are properties, attributes or qualities that are highly unusual or which are unlikely to occur in others handwriting.

• Individual characteristics

• Identifying details

• class characteristics

• peculiar characteristics

They are additional strokes which are necessary to the legibility of the writings? They are added to complete some letters such as i-dots and t-bare.

• connection

• rubric

• diacritics

• embellishment

The strokes added to the forms of the letters that are working as a decorative or adding flourish to the letter.

• diacritics

• connection

• flourishing

• embellishment

Is the degree of writing inclination which is relative to the base line? This is the slope of the writing.

• connection

• slant

• height ratio

• alignment

Type of writing movements employ by these with whom writing is, but a new experience. It is considered the most inferior movement in writing resulting to poor quality and lack of rhythm or speed.

• Finger movement

• hand movement

• Forearm movement

• whole-arm movement

The action directly comes from the wrist with the fingers playing but minor role which affords more expensive writing, more regularly of the lines and considerable speed.

• Forearm movement

• Hand movement

• Finger movement

• whole- arm movement

Is the deviation on the uniform strokes of the lack of rhythmic execution of the writing that is almost perfectly apparent even without magnification.

• transitory change

• pen-lift

• tremor

• natural variation

Is the usual or normal deviation found in repeated specimens of writing of an individual.

• tremor

• deterioration

• transitory change

• natural variation

Is the periodic increased or change in the speed and force in the execution of the writing.

• pen pressure

• tremor

• pen emphasis

• pen lift