Sentence examples for For legible from inspiring English sources

But tough times call for legible dressing.

Even with the legal power to demand it, they'd still be asking for legible data from owners of systems designed not to enable third parties to read that data.

Assuming the priori probability is Pr (s αk = 1) = 0.1, Pr (s αk = 0) = 0.9, the DSC scheme makes use of such priori probability for BPA calculations, and the resulting system performance (marked by DSC-APP) in diverse BPSK, QPSK, and 8PSK modulation schemes is shown in Figure 4a, where the performance of DSC-APP in 8PSK is re-portrayed in Figure 4b for legible observation.

"Can a community whose past has been deliberately rubbed out, and whose energies have subsequently been consumed by the search for legible traces of its history, imagine possible futures?" Dery asks in the text.

These markers will allow for legible writing against a dark background even if you use a medium-toned color like grey.

In most magazines, you can zoom in to a layout for more legible type, or double-tap for a vertically scrolling text-only view.

For instance "Legible City," a 1990 work by the Australian artist Jeffrey Shaw, allows a viewer pedaling a real bicycle to tour a virtual version of Manhattan projected on a large screen.

Table 5 shows the maximum and minimum heights for the legible and visible levels, based on personal height (H).

The purpose of the EBT is to organize building cluster instances and to employ more flexible LODs for both legible and realistic visualization of urban scenes.

Moreover, building clusters created in previously published generalization methods are not flexible enough to meet the various requirements for both legible and realistic visualization.

Facebook, for instance, obtains basic information on demographics, as well as a more detailed personal profile which is based on user inputs of status updates, likes, posts, shared links etc. Emoticons allow for a legible expression of emotions, providing Facebook with discrete categorical information on moods and feelings of the individual, as well as of a larger collection of people [23].