Sentence examples for usually readable from inspiring English sources

Now he has pulled together his recollections of the Vietnam War into one long but usually readable and occasionally compelling volume.

QR Clock from Michael Ciuffo (aka ch00ftech) turns the usually readable face of a clock into a completely unreadable QR code LED matrix, meaning you need a computer which already has the time on it to read the time.

Also on the front page is a Peruvian writer telling readers to "Invite Your Mother To Peru For Mothers Day!" And the translations are usually quite readable, if not always graceful.

Anything written by Hemingway is usually interesting and readable.

For most methods, such constraints have no formal documentation, and human-readable documentation of them is usually incomplete and ambiguous.

Her father was killed in the first world war and her two brothers in the second.She lived in a statelyish house in Hertfordshire, where journalists were always welcome, and they usually came away with the material for a readable article.

The BCMAs usually consist of handheld devices for scanning machine-readable barcodes on patients and medications.

I figured that it was as good a time as any to test the Equil out, and while I can't share a copy of my notes, I'll just say that the text the mobile app got from my handwriting is more readable than the un-autocorrected transcripts that usually end up in my Evernote account.

In order to classify the Microtermes samples in "species groups", we sequenced a ca. 1000 bp region of the mitochondrial cytochrome oxydase I (COI) gene, using only the forward primer as a sequencing primer (resulting in a readable sequence of at least 500 but usually more than 800 nucleotides).

PDFs are readable on any computer, while eBooks are usually aimed toward one type of device, like a Kindle, iPad, etc.

A website which has easily readable address, zip code and other information is usually perceived as professional.