Sentence examples for readable on a from inspiring English sources

An ebook bought from Apple's iBooks store will only work on iOS devices, but one bought from Amazon's Kindle store will be readable on a range of devices through that company's apps.

The researchers expect the test results to be readable on a smartphone.

The newspaper plans to test Sony's e-readers first, but the intention is to make the newspaper readable on a variety of devices.

In theory, any of the books available free at Project Guttenburg (www.promo.net/pg/) could be converted to be readable on a Palm.

It encouraged using "plain language and a format that is readable on a mobile device," including by using graphic icons, and offering users a way to change the privacy choices they have made before.

But a PDF of Hamlet I downloaded from Project Gutenberg, though eminently readable on a computer screen, was painfully gray-on-gray on the Reader's, and line formatting in a text-file version of Huckleberry Finn made for awkward breaks on the Reader's display.

The complete visualization is readable on an interactive display; to keep it readable also on paper, we selected a subset of topics for which the sum of probabilities given the documents is the highest.

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.

PDFs are readable on any computer, while eBooks are usually aimed toward one type of device, like a Kindle, iPad, etc.

And even then, data saved to a CD is not automatically readable on all CD drives in all machines.

Google e-books will be readable on any open-format e-readers, including the Nook, a development that publishers said would give consumers greater freedom.