Sentence examples for readability. from inspiring English sources

2. Sliding caption column: changed heading colour to a monochrome scheme to improve readability.

Going on to look at success in terms of winning literary awards, the researchers found that many award-winning titles "have low readability".

"We made an unexpected observation on the connection between readability and literary success – that they correlate into the opposite directions," said Choi.

This set, by Econolog, is special, however, as it adds a section on readability.

It was designed in the 1930s for the Times (of London) not just for legibility, but also for compactness so more text could fit comfortably within a column width without sacrificing readability.

And so I'm afraid I have, in panic, had to delete every one of those 40 e-mails from you at one go just to restore some sanity and readability to my inbox.

There is an added complication in the print edition, where we usually typeset any bunch of initials, such as IMF, OECD, BBC, in small capitals ("scaps"), to improve readability.

In the eyes of some, her very readability made her suspect.

By and large, he manages to resist the urge to glorify the islanders as "noble savages"—he is dismissive of the idea that, before the environmental collapse, the island had enjoyed "a thousand years of peace", for example yet his sympathy for them is obvious.One important trick that any popular historian must master is that of achieving a balance between rigour and readability.

The prototype has a resolution of 160 pixels per inch, paper-like readability and low power consumption, though it cannot handle moving pictures yet.

And it would be accessible, even to readers who have not spent years studying the minutiae of the financial markets.Philip Augar's "Chasing Alpha" scores well on both historical explanation and readability.