number 2.
ohs forensic science
the london letter
our london business is good, but vienna and berlin are quiet. mr. d. lloyd has gone to switzerland and i hope for good news. he will be there for a week at 14 96 zermott street and then goes to turin and rome and will join colonel parry and arrive at athens, greece, november 27 or december 2. letters should be addressed king james blvd. 3580. we expect charles e. fuller tuesday. dr. l. mcquaid and robert unger, esq., left on the y. x. express tonight
characteristic # yes no comments (and measurements in mm) if required
1. is line quality smooth? ✓
2. are words and margins evenly spaced? ✓ margins:
words:
3. is the ratio of small letters to capital letters consistent? what is the ratio? ✓
4. is the writing continuous? ✓
5. are letters connected between capitals and lowercase letters? ✓
6. are letter formations complete? ✓ (be specific, which letters?)
7. is all of the writing cursive? ✓ (be specific, which words?)
8. is the pen pressure the same throughout? ✓
9. do all letters slant to the right? ✓
10. are all letters written on the line? ✓
11. are there fancy curls or loops? ✓ (which letters?)
12. are all i’s and t’s dotted and crossed? (top, middle, or not) i’s
i’s
t’s
did the same people write these two letters? no

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number 2.
ohs forensic science
the london letter
our london business is good, but vienna and berlin are quiet. mr. d. lloyd has gone to switzerland and i hope for good news. he will be there for a week at 14 96 zermott street and then goes to turin and rome and will join colonel parry and arrive at athens, greece, november 27 or december 2. letters should be addressed king james blvd. 3580. we expect charles e. fuller tuesday. dr. l. mcquaid and robert unger, esq., left on the y. x. express tonight
characteristic #	yes	no	comments (and measurements in mm) if required
1. is line quality smooth?	✓		
2. are words and margins evenly spaced?		✓	margins:
				words:
3. is the ratio of small letters to capital letters consistent? what is the ratio?	✓		
4. is the writing continuous?		✓	
5. are letters connected between capitals and lowercase letters?		✓	
6. are letter formations complete?	✓		(be specific, which letters?)
7. is all of the writing cursive?		✓	(be specific, which words?)
8. is the pen pressure the same throughout?		✓	
9. do all letters slant to the right?		✓	
10. are all letters written on the line?		✓	
11. are there fancy curls or loops?		✓	(which letters?)
12. are all i’s and t’s dotted and crossed? (top, middle, or not)			i’s
				i’s
				 t’s
did the same people write these two letters? no

Accepted Answer

Since the problem is about forensic document analysis (checking handwriting characteristics to determine if the same person wrote two letters), the relevant subfield in Natural Science is Forensic Science (a subfield under Others in the given Natural Science subfields, or we can consider it as part of a broader forensic-related area). But to answer the question "Did the same people write these two letters?" based on the provided table (though the table's details for the second letter are not fully shown, but the answer given is "No"), here's the explanation:

# Brief Explanations:
To determine if the same person wrote the two letters, forensic document analysis checks handwriting characteristics like line quality, spacing, letter connections, slant, etc. The table (for one letter) and the answer "No" imply that differences in these characteristics (not fully shown for the second letter but inferred from the answer) led to the conclusion that different people wrote them.
# Answer:
No (as per the provided answer in the image, indicating different people wrote the two letters)

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