Sentence examples for which readability from inspiring English sources

The result of that and two weeks of fast-paced work is a full-on HTML5 version of their app, which Readability is releasing today.

As we noted a couple weeks ago, they re-submitted their app to try again after hearing talk from no less than Steve Jobs saying the in-app subscription rules were just meant for publishers, and not SaaS apps (which Readability considers itself to be).

Any figures, such as maps or pictograms, were removed, and content was then formatted as plain text and uploaded to a free online tool (http://www.readabilityformulas.com/free-readability-formula-tests.php/) from which different readability indicators were obtained (Technical Appendix).

But on those sites that are the worst offenders in terms of floating, screaming advertisements — those sites which show Readability to its best advantage — I'd feel guilty.

For a scenario with a large warehouse, and thus long distances, the reader needs to radiate higher amount of energy—unless many RFID-readers are deployed, yielding the well-known drawback with the "multi-reader problem" which deteriorates readability; however this scenario has no hard read-out time requirements.

The readability of the BACE v3 was assessed using the Flesch Reading Ease score and Flesch-Kincaid Grade level functions within Microsoft Word which assess readability based on the syllabic and sentence structure of the text [ 56].

This was assessed using the Flesch Reading Ease score and Flesch-Kincaid Grade level functions (available within Microsoft Word), widely-used tests which evaluate readability based on syllables per word and words per sentence [ 44].

Preferably use themes with a good contrast, which increases readability.

And that's to say nothing of the nonsense argument about "readability", which has been addressed comprehensively already.

The results show a four day window during which the barcode readability remains at a high level.

But it may not have existed had it not been for the controversy over the 2011 Booker shortlist in which judges emphasised "readability" and a book's ability to "zip along".