Sentence examples for To readable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Legible, possible to read or at least decipher
- If that sign was still readable we'd know where we are!
He is trying to reduce Taft's book "A Foreign Policy for Americans" to readable size.
Locking and unlocking are not common terms in cryptography instead, "encrypting" data turns it from readable into unreadable, and "decrypting" data changes it from unreadable to readable.
Research is currently underway to produce tags that report information about their physical environment, such as temperature or position, in addition to readable and writable storage.
Unlike simple computer login passwords — which can often be guessed or bypassed to get to readable files — disk encryption scrambles files so they can't be read without the correct key.
The need for high-speed printing machines to convert the output of computers to readable form prompted the introduction of a specialized high-speed form of "typewriter" in 1953.
We are currently working on the rest of the workflow – extracting files from stabilized disk images, migrating them to readable formats (WordPerfect for DOS, anyone?), and making them available through our finding aids in OASIS.
"Voters have a right to clear, readable ballots," Brian Kavanagh, a state assemblyman from Manhattan, said in a statement.
The improvement in labelling that guarantees consumers the most specific information possible due to clear, readable labels.
If your film is digital, you can also output your final edit to a readable format to send via email.
It is designed to be readable and easy to generate and parse.
To open a DAV file, you'll need to convert it first to something readable.
