Sentence examples for readable address from inspiring English sources

Martin S. Stillman, chief of the Rocky Hill Volunteer Ambulance Association, said the number of homes without readable address numbers was significant.

A website which has easily readable address, zip code and other information is usually perceived as professional.

The DNS acts as a kind of phonebook for the network – it's what translates "www.bbc.co.uk" into the machine-readable address of the BBC – 212.58.244.67, for example.

Rather than aiming floods of traffic directly at Spamhaus's servers – a familiar tactic that is easily averted – the hackers exploited the internet's domain name system (DNS) servers, which accept a human-readable address for a website (such as theguardian.com) and spit back a machine-readable one (77.91.248.30).

DNS servers provide automated lookup or telephone directory-like services, translating domain names into computer-readable addresses so that information will flow to and from the correct places.

MetaCert says that as well as having the world's biggest set of porn URLs, it also offers a reliable filtering service - because it uses its own DNS (domain name server), the service which translates human-readable addresses such as "guardian.co.uk" into machine-readable strings of numbers.

Also new is a way to easily turn human-readable addresses into the appropriate location data with SimpleGeo products.

The hack was apparently carried out through a "DNS hijack", an increasingly common method whereby domain name system server, which translates a human-readable web address such as google.cominto a machine-readable IP address such as "8.8.8.8", redirects visitors to another website – in this case, one controlled by Lizard Squad.

This data is provided in latitude and longitude format, which We Know Your House then converts to human readable street addresses.

Dynamic DNS services provide fixed, human-readable DNS addresses for each of the AUTUMNX sites.

Meanwhile, obfuscating email addresses costs something: it costs me the time it takes to arse around with trying to come up with a bot-proof, human-readable encoding of my address, and it costs my correspondents whatever time they spend unscrambling my system.