Sentence examples for readable context from inspiring English sources

User context can be modelled in a simple, extensible and machine readable context representation formats e.g. a civil address context snippet related to a person is shown in ContextML [23] format in Figure 4.

"Now, because we have all this information available online in a machine-readable context, we are able to narrow down the universe of articles or posts initially without having a person read the universe of articles".

Ontologies are particularly well-suited to providing machine-readable context for polymorphous and qualitative biological data, as exemplified by the success of the Gene Ontology (GO) [2].

I think that the metaphor of a cave is well readable in this context.

We show that conceptualizing existing knowledge on kinase regulatory motifs in a machine readable format provides useful context for predicting variant impact, allows rapid comparisons of protein kinase sequences and structures across the kinome and enables hypothesis generation and reasoning over existing data.

(For the purposes of this study, the term "accessibility" is used in the context of how readable and understandable the information provided is to the lay reader).

The contexts are less readable; it may be that they contain some noises which need to be cleaner.

Context, description, insight and readable prose can be just as important in a review, but also, what does "fair critical assessment" actually mean?

In art, the proper mimicry of these nuanced signs of trauma, and especially the isolation and framing of these signs by the appropriate political and moral context and presentation, makes trauma readable to anyone possessed of the most rudimentary recognition of healthy behaviors.

Finally, the results are aggregated, reported in human-readable form and visualized graphically in the context of the reference trees.

Concept Explorer was also used to convert formal contexts from *.csv to *.cxt, readable by ConImp [ www.mathematik.tu-darmstadt.de/~burmeister/] that computed the stem bases.