Sentence examples for scale readable from inspiring English sources

An electronic scale readable to increments of 0.001 kg was used to measure weight (model 354; Seca Corporation , Hamburg Germany), a measuring mat was used to measure length (model 210; Seca Corporation), and a non-stretchable measuring tape was used to measure head circumference.

The study of disease-phenotype relationships has been hampered by the scarcity of suitable large-scale, machine-readable knowledge bases.

A terrific map called "New York Global Island" (unfortunately printed on too small a scale to be readable) recreates Manhattan as a cluster of countries in mostly accurate positions, China in Chinatown being one.

I zoomed in and out, trying to find a readable scale, but the path wheeled frantically on the screen as the device succumbed to a kind of trigonometric panic.

A terrific map called "New York — Global Island" (unfortunately printed on too small a scale to be readable) recreates Manhattan as a cluster of countries in mostly accurate positions, China in Chinatown being one.

Printing at the proper scale, an Internet user can obtain a clear, readable copy of one of Darwin's published works formatted just as Darwin and his nineteenth century publishers intended.

Keeping URIs concise and human readable is highly recommended for large scale and/or frequent processing of RDF data as well as for efficient indexing and serialization.

We wanted to retain a little of the scale of the original, of its gravitas, while keeping it absolutely readable and immediate.

And now here's proof: a full-scale posthumous literary tribute consisting of an exhaustive yet not exhausting, swiftly readable new biography — Bill Morgan's "I Celebrate Myself: The Somewhat Private Life of Allen Ginsberg" — and a handsome and overstuffed "Collected Poems".

RDF makes the data machine-readable and uses extensible vocabularies for additional information, making it easier to scale up inference and data analysis.

A significant leap forward was made with the realization that however 'optimized' the layout of the diagram it was too large to be displayed in a readable format on a single page (as had always been the aim when working on a smaller scale when trying to produce a 'publication ready' layout).