Sentence examples for to be legible from inspiring English sources
The ink on the front side contains eight lines, dark enough to be legible.
As a result, each letter or image needs more screen space to be legible.
"Images have to be legible by the entire society," said Mr. Plamper.
They programmed the perceptual chronometer to flash its numbers just a little too fast to be legible.
The only other constraints were that it had to be legible and say "The New York Times Magazine".
In fact, they've gone to extreme lengths to make things ever smaller rather than to be legible.
He revealed that he was taking testosterone while "presenting in a femme way," adding, "It's nice to finally be able to have my identity be legible to people".
CAPTCHAs are the reverse, administered by a machine to make sure the user is of the thinking sort.It was inevitable that computer-vision research would advance to a point that CAPTCHA text that was in any way legible to humans would also be legible to the machines they had taught.
Such words were, by definition, incomprehensible to computers, but might be legible to humans.
It may not be legible to you, but you — you lucrative mine of extractable and transferable data — are legible to it.
They argue that the ballots may be legible to human eyes, and should therefore be counted by hand.
