Sentence examples for relatively readable from inspiring English sources

"It is not his greatest work, but it is the earliest fiction manuscript we have, his first published novel, relatively readable and still funny, and these are precious qualities.

(This remark should be tempered with reference to the two, relatively readable books on classical recursive analysis by Aberth (1980 , 2001.) Fortunately, one can get to the heart of RUSS by an axiomatic approach due to Richman (1983) (see also Chapter 3 of Bridges and Richman 1987).

His designs range from relatively readable Latin letters to neon geometric grids and cryptograms (many of which are still unsolved).

Given only three characters, we have attempted to generate a comprehensive, relatively readable and flexible nomenclature system (Tables II V).

Instead, we use a relatively informal "human readable" form where both antecedent and consequent are conjunctions of atoms with variables prefixed with a question mark (e.g., ?x), and which may also include functional notations as shown in Rule-Set-1.

Tartt conveyed the sly evil of amorality with a subtlety that chilled, and in doing so created that relatively rare thing: an immensely readable, yet properly grown-up, debut novel.

This format has further advantages: it is relatively compact and it is readable and editable both by computers and human beings, which makes it especially suitable for being created and/or curated by advanced computer programs, simple scripts or manual editing, a combination of all being currently used for the COD entries.

TJSON was preferred over others like XML, as in addition to being readable, it is relatively compact.

They are human readable which makes debugging relatively easy.

I think I'm relatively good, not amazing, but I must be readable because I never get any complaints from my teachers.

However, relatively little of this information trickles down to human-readable annotation and applied datasets useful to the average molecular biologist.