Two US senators, the Democrat Dianne Feinstein of California and the Republican Richard Burr of North Carolina, say they have written draft legislation that would create penalties for companies that aren't able to provide readable user data to authorities.
The company has maintained that it cannot provide readable copies of messages, because corporate e-mail is encrypted on the device and can be decoded only by servers owned by corporate clients.
Instead, the push from U.K. security agencies appears to be for a multitude of workarounds to get at encrypted intel — including gaining access to domestic and foreign companies' own user datasets via "cooperation, enforced by law if needed, from companies abroad as well as in the U.K., which are able to provide readable interception product".
The format op4 refers to ASCII files, which are readable on any conventional editor, and op2 is a FORTRAN binary option, which requires a FORTRAN program to provide readable results.
Semantic zooming is a visualization principle which is widely used in modern geographical maps and consists in providing readable image of the observed part of the map at each zoom level [ 33].
Both can be downloaded with ease and provide clear, readable text.
Timothy Caulfield has provided particularly readable proof of this concept in "The Cure for Everything," an overview of health concerns for healthy people — like the optimal diet, best exercise regimen, the best treatments for minor ailments and the lowdown on genetic testing.
One should have prepared a list of recommended hotels and provided a readable map indicating their location and ways of getting from them to the congress venue.
Although one learns more from Simpson, even about some nonlegal matters, Hanson provides a readable retelling.
The result is a derivative work that provides a readable narrative of Iraq's history.
