On one side, the tablet has one readable word, a verb meaning to prepare to manufacture.
"It is a very readable book, if I may use that word, but readable not only once but twice and even three times," she said.
The show and the very readable book aim at establishing, in Mr. Silver's words, "How, out of 150 miles of Mediterranean coastline, modern artists created a dream space for the 20th century".
Mr. Riddell's immensely readable book -- published in Britain but available over the Internet -- may not be the last word on Tony Blair's war and his relationship with George Bush, but it will surely long stand as one of the best.
Confide launched 18 months ago as a mobile app on iOS and Android, offering users the chance to send messages to each other that are only readable a few words at a time.
That sounds pretty reasonable, but the researchers instead suggest that the better approach is to merge "recent computer vision and language models into a single jointly trained system, taking an image and directly producing a human readable sequence of words to describe it".
A configuration of a Turing machine M is a word begin{aligned} alpha _1 u_1q_1v_1omegalphabox alpha _2u_2q_2v_2omega _2hbox cdots hbox alpha _Ku_Kq_Kv_Komega _K end{aligned}(we included spaces to make the word more readable) where (u_i, v_i) are words in (A_i), (q_iin Q_i) and (alpha _i,omega _i) are special symbols (not from (Acup Q)).
For that, much credit must be attributed to Don Bartlett's idiosyncratic and compulsively readable translation; his word choices remain a vital element in Knausgaard's astonishing, brutal and consistently absorbing project.
Alter cites Fox as the outstanding exception to the general trend of a blandly readable English Bible — an extremist after Martin Buber and Franz Rosenzweig, whose German Bible "flaunts Hebrew etymologies, preserves nearly all repetitions of Hebrew terms, and invents German words".
Readable pseudowords, rather than words, were used to mimic early non-automatic stages of reading when reading is achieved by decoding words through grapheme phoneme pairing and combination.
