Sentence examples for are made readable from inspiring English sources

Natasha Walter from The Guardian wrote, "Hosseini is skilled at telling a certain kind of story, in which events that may seem unbearable - violence, misery and abuse - are made readable.

Typically, XML files are made readable with transformation scripts or with embedded presentation instructions (cascading style sheets) [ 11].

The plans therefore include making data retrievable with technologies like format migration, in which outdated files could be made readable in a more generic format, and computer emulation, in which one machine would pretend to be an older computer that could make sense of old files.

The repositories are made world-readable via http, so any user can download/run the APT code from the SLAC servers and quite easily install all psana binaries on a supported operating system.

First, they are easy to collect: differently from conferences or plain text documents, websites are made to be machine readable.

Kynaston's book, the second in his New Jerusalem trilogy, "is made highly readable by all sorts of extracts and quotations from diaries, columns and oral records, and deals as much with ordinary, everyday lives as with the machinations of politics and power," according to a review in the Guardian.

A particular advantage of online publication is that papers can be made more readable by including crucial data and procedures as part of the main body of the paper, rather than being relegated to supplements.

In pseudocode, where the actual code text is made more readable, comments may, or may not, be necessary.

In an interview in 2001, he advised scientists to treat the birds they watched "with the respect due to sensitive, feeling creatures" and to publish their findings "without the needless excess of probability estimates that are making ornithological papers hardly readable".

I appreciate all the information that the authors provide but I think the paper could be made much more readable by moving a lot of the material to supplementary materials and leaving a much more condensed and structured description of the key points.

After translation was accomplished, Li would read and revise the entire manuscript, and the translated texts would then be elaborated and polished to be made as simple and readable as possible for the Chinese people.