Sentence examples for readable drawing from inspiring English sources

Plus, the display he says is more readable, drawing attention to the center for at-a-glance info, with white space surrounding UI elements in a way that adds focus.

Her work is a little like Scott C's or Angry Jim Campbell's in terms of the simple, hyper readable drawing style with funny facial expressions and poses.

This ambitious and highly readable study draws on the disciplines of biology,… Sarah Ruhl is, at thirty-seven, ofe of America's most frequently produced playwrights.

Catherine Johnson's very readable biography draws attention particularly to Henson's determination and to his open-minded willingness to learn; where arrogant white explorers dismissed the Inuit people, Henson crucially learned their language and their life-saving skills.

"The Origins of Political Order," by Francis Fukuyama (Farrar, Straus & Giroux; $35) This ambitious and highly readable study draws on the disciplines of biology, anthropology, economics, and political philosophy to chart how various pre-eighteenth-century agrarian societies changed from kin-based tribal communities to societies characterized by an impersonal, merit-based bureaucracy.

A total of 2,293 of the 4,386 readable sequences drew no matches by BLASTX analysis.

This makes good publishing sense - if there is less new stuff, then revisit the old - although the narrative demands of readable history are now drawing in authors outside the normal confines of popular science, as in Simon Winchester's stylish The Map that Changed the World (Viking, £12.99) or Simon Garfield's recently paperbacked Mauve (Faber, £6.99), about the chemist William Perkin.

By contrast, if it is readable, the data drawn out from that code must be compared with the LL3 block of the received authenticated image.

His highly readable biographies are well researched, drawing on new anecdotal material and up-to-date historiographical interpretations (thereby satisfying both journalistic and scholarly expectation).

Genetic tests are now so cheap that Mr Goldin can draw us a map of how his own ancestors moved from east Africa 31,000 years ago, across Arabia and through Central Asia before swinging back into northern Europe.After filling in the historical background, the authors give a rigorous but readable guide to the costs and benefits of modern migration.

Drawing on the latest research, Tyre's book is a readable and reliable survey of the state-of-play (and work) in pre-schools, elementary schools, and middle schools.