Sentence examples for made legible from inspiring English sources

Their borders are a fretwork of scars; they are the history of violence made legible on earth.

The chaos it describes is cosmic, a typically fierce swirl of slashing limbs made legible by Armitage's technique of extended ballet.

It is therefore shown that how a boundary object transforms greenhouse gas emissions into units of CO2e, is the outcome of distinct ideologies regarding 'what' a product's carbon footprint is and how it should be made legible.

Many of the [recent] protests made legible the fact that occupying makes novel territory, and thereby a bit of history, using what was previously considered merely ground," Sassen wrote recently.

That was when the narrative surrounding his money and his morality suddenly clarified, his story arc was made legible, and it turned out he was not a hero, not even the flawed, Greek kind.

This is made legible by an extensive overhaul of the palette and typography used in the design of the maps themselves, which feel more like printed maps in a book than ever (but in a good way, with subtle, exquisite motion graphics).

Multispectral imaging, pioneered by NASA, makes legible the writing on crumbling ancient texts.

By Menachem Kaiser May 11 , 2009Multispectral imaging, pioneered by NASA, makes legible the writing on crumbling ancient texts.

My dissertation project, provisionally entitled "Forms of Finance, Specters of Capital" looks at how Britons assembled a body of knowledge that attempted to tame, make legible, and realize, the speculative forms of finance capital that were taking off on a massive scale for the first time during the long 19th century.

Further, B&R has a great legacy of making legible, usable watches, and this one is no exception.

However, by formatting these reams of data, data artists are not content with making legible the mesh of information from which it is formed, they also take a critical look at our society.