Sentence examples for was readable to from inspiring English sources

It seems that enough of my note was readable to the Ford's owner that a call had been made to my parents, who gave him my girlfriend's address.

Instead of something that starts off invisible and is then rendered legible (usually by the application of heat), how about a form of writing that is readable to begin with and then fades to invisibility?

Their libraries are readable to us today.”.

The plugin is then processing all projects that are readable to the user and stores their latest revision number.

Hence, the time axis in Figure 6 was shifted to where all of the captured images were readable to the FTA200 software.

COBOL was also intended to be easy for programmers to learn and use, while still being readable to non-technical staff such as managers (despite there being no evidence that this would be useful).

To ensure that the texts are readable to all participants, words used were familiar to children in early grades according to The Hong Kong Corpus of Primary School Chinese by Leung and Lee (2002).

We obtained and analyzed AD forms from all 50 states and the District of Columbia, lending credibility to the conclusion that these jurisdictions do not provide forms that are readable to most of their citizens.

In addition, web pages are often quite text-heavy; much of this text is unlikely to be readable at a glance, perhaps further impairing ability to classify a web page at a glance.

However, only one IgA and one IgG sequence was readable, and both were homologous to each other and the sequence generated by the multiplex PCR.

Characters and plot must conform to "game sense"; if they confuse or challenge too much, they simply won't be readable enough to fulfil their role.