Sentence examples for human readable language from inspiring English sources

We present a human readable language (Eugene) which allows for both the specification of synthetic biological designs based on biological parts as well as providing a very expressive constraint system to drive the creation of composite devices from collection of parts.

We present a human readable language (Eugene) that allows for the specification of synthetic biological designs based on biological parts, as well as provides a very expressive constraint system to drive the automatic creation of composite Parts (Devices) from a collection of individual Parts.

Following the header is the string itself which can be DNA, RNA, protein, human readable language or other text.

Users will be able to write models using a human readable language also developed within DDMoRe, the Modeling Description Language (MDL) (http://ddmore.eu/mdl).eu/mdl

The similarity between sequences Q and S are the number of unique k-mers shared, divided by the smallest total unique k-mer count in either Q or S. Diverse data sets (DNA, RNA, protein and human readable language) of various sizes ranging from 2.8 million to 687 million characters (Table 1) were used for testing Simrank in comparison to other tools.

The disassembly process consists of translating the machine code instructions stored in the executable to a more human-readable language, namely, Assembly language.

If sequences can be represented as text strings, such as nucleic acids, proteins, and even human-readable language, then they can be quickly compared using Simrank.

String Descriptor - Provides human readable information, containing language codes and unicode strings.

These languages were describable, human readable, and extensible, each of which came equipped with its own parser.

For additional storage and communication between the pathway-editor components, the markup language XML containing structured, human readable information, was used.

An expressive visual language provides a user-friendly, human readable representation.