Sentence examples for to readability from inspiring English sources
noun
The property of being capable of being read; legibility.
It's just that those who belong to the priesthood of high culture adore dressing up in their swirling robes, which is why they feel threatened by this shift in the Booker prize to readability.
Marco Arment, an adviser to Readability and the creator of Instapaper, a service for saving and reading online articles, made a version of his Instapaper app that will essentially be Readability's mobile component.
Jacob Weisberg, the editor in chief of the Slate Group, the online publisher owned by the Washington Post Company, said Slate had not talked to Readability but would "be happy to cash their checks".
At the Booker his style was more avuncular than that of the flamboyant Goff, but he kept faith with a tradition of controversy, describing the prize as "Richard and Judy for grown-ups" when critics questioned whether it was selling out to "readability" in 2008, and outraging many in the UK literary establishment by opening it up for the first time to American novelists in 2013.
And there's an option when you link your accounts to send everything you save on Instapaper to Readability or to only send items you archive to Readability.
The wrong line height or kerning/font combination can be disastrous to readability.
Cover Stories were intended to improve readability, according to Pitchfork president Chris Kaskie.
The numerical values above are rounded to four decimals due to space limitations and to enhance readability.
Other members of the vertebrate globin gene family were not added to the alignment to improve readability of the tree.
2. Sliding caption column: changed heading colour to a monochrome scheme to improve readability.
The author made a conscious decision to avoid encyclopedic referencing to enhance readability.
