Sentence examples for readable version from inspiring English sources

To that end, Wal-Mart hopes to put a readable version of it in every aisle so that consumers can gauge the environmental impact of their purchases.

Margot Wallström, the EU's communications commissioner, is still hoping to produce a readable version to replace the jumble of footnotes and legalese.

At about the same time, Heckmann decided to write "a more readable version of my thesis" that would allow students and Internet professionals to learn about network technology.

Is it just a modern readable version, or is it intended for study?

One purpose of this paper is to make streamlined and more easily readable versions of these arguments available in peer-reviewed journal form.

With a machine-readable version, a mortgage shopper could then upload the information to any number of Web sites or applications that would serve as intelligent "choice engines".

All the bureau needs to do is to give borrowers the right to receive the disclosure in a machine-readable version — meaning that the information would be stored in a way that allows easy processing by computers.

A machine-readable version of this catalogue with both data sets is available in the Historical Archive of Sunspot Observations (http://haso.unex.es) and in the appendix of this article.

Newspapers have a love-hate relationship with the Kindle as the larger, broadsheet-readable version of the e-reader isn't as popular as its smaller counterpart, says Seth Jayson, analyst at The Motley Fool.

If you can point us to an RSS feed (a machine-readable version of your favorite blog or news source) we will convert that feed from text to speech.

It states that agencies that spend more than $100 million a year on research and development must develop a policy requiring that a "machine-readable version" of peer-reviewed, accepted papers that have any federal support be submitted to the funding agency.