Sentence examples for machine readable format from inspiring English sources

We're all about open journalism though, so it's important that your entry includes the original data you used to write the piece (in.csv,.xls,.kml or any other machine readable format).

Ultimately and ideally, procedural descriptions are a translation of the architect's mind into a machine readable format.

Structuring standard measurement methods in an ontologically and machine readable format for a BIM software can greatly facilitate the process of improving inaccuracies in cost estimation.

Configuration messages contains the information about calibration factors and meta data required to properly decode the data messages which are normally in machine readable format.

At its core, the ACA mandated and lowered the price of health care coverage for Americans, but for regulatory purposes it converted all health plans from free-form text into a machine readable format.

What if, instead of that tedious and/or tortuous process, web users could gain real-time access to their personal data in a machine readable format as a matter of course?

We discuss some of the complex issues involved in fixing current methods, as well as some of the immediate benefits that can be gained when open data is published correctly using unambiguous machine readable formats.

The algorithmic, large-scale use and analysis of reaction databases such as Reaxys is currently hindered by the absence of widely adopted standards for publishing reaction data in machine readable formats.

To our knowledge this is the first publication trying to provide this additional information in the RInChI standard, and is intended to contribute to the discussion of standards for publication of research data in machine readable formats.

Chemical structures and spectra should be made available in machine readable formats and provided by either the submitting authors or the publisher.

Meta-analysis of these data are limited by the availability of harmonized, consistently annotated data in machine readable formats.