Sentence examples for readable summary from inspiring English sources

Highly readable summary of Alan Turing's great paper.

Give me a readable summary of the text of all the links I've hovered and clicked in a day and I might be interested.

For further references and a brief, readable summary by an affective neuroscientist who has studied especially the amygdala, see LeDoux, 2002, Ch. 9, pp. 235-59, esppcially pp. 243-52.

On the other hand, to abide by the the EFF policy (there's a "human readable" summary here), once a user indicates that they don't want to be tracked, a website should not collect unique identifiers like cookies and fingerprints, and they should not keep logs containing bowser name and IP address for more than 10 days — except when it's required by law or it's necessary to complete a transaction.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) issued its wonky, but readable, Summary for Policymakers (a precursor to the full 2014 report).

Reviewing for the Quill & Quire, Derek Weiler wrote that the book's strength is its "informative outlines of [the] conflicts, with gripping and readable summary enhanced by evocative scene-setting".

He continues to produce (in his Breakfast with Dave daily note) one of the most readable summaries of economic news.

Summaries www.gradesaver.com/ClassicNotes/Titles/canterbury/ Suitable for: KS3/4/5 pupils & teachers Readable summaries of the Prologue and all the Tales interspersed with textual analysis.

Mr. Sunstein writes that he pushed for "the use of plain language, reductions in red tape, readable summaries of complex rules, and the elimination of costly, unjustified requirements".

The aim of topological approaches to data is to produce sparser readable summaries of complex datasets.

"The scope of what we are now able to do in terms of 'real' sentiment, automated, readable summaries and contextual analysis is far beyond the traditional scope of reputation management," he claims.