Sentence examples for understandable to both from inspiring English sources

Humans can interpret and tweak information in ways that are understandable to both computers and other humans.

"Ontologies provide shared domain models that are understandable to both humans as well as machines".

The claim that a work of art "says something to someone" (Palmer 2001, 70) alludes to the surprise, shock and, sometimes, dismay at being directly affected by what is in a work and of being forced to reflect on its claim so that it becomes more understandable to both oneself and others.

To benefit from TMA technology, the scientific community needs an open source TMA data exchange specification that will convey all of the data in a TMA experiment in a format that is understandable to both humans and computers.

To an increasing degree there are calls to make the outcomes of AI more understandable, to satisfy both compliance processes (in financial services, for example, in assuring fair lending) and internal teams who will want to know how a machine produced its results or conclusions.

The law in this area is complicated and technical and it really is impossible to condense in a way that is both understandable to a non-lawyer and precise or accurate enough to satisfy a lawyer (read the judgment on the supreme court website; it will make your eyes water).

The authors write at a level that is both understandable to someone outside of the field of genetics and also carries academic weight.

The rigorous translation protocol we employed has ensured that both versions were equal and understandable to the participants.

Handlen felt that the episode effectively scaled the series' grandiose apocalyptic tone down to one man's struggle, making both the series and Frank Black more understandable to viewers.

It is clearly challenging to make the studies understandable to lay people and such poorly defined details confuse both researchers and the participants.

The goal: to create a watchable feature from those 40 minutes, one both faithful to the original story and understandable to contemporary audiences.