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notational convenience can the language can be read, written, and understood (by humans as well as by computer systems)?

This means that great importance has to be attached to the notational convenience of these languages, by which we mean the ease with which they can be read, written, and understood by human beings.

If we aim at a structure preserving design then notational convenience, i.e. the ease with which a knowledge representation language can be read, written, and understood, acquires a greater importance than the word "convenience" might suggest.

Millions of Americans initially viewed the bomb as a turning point in human history, he wrote, and understood viscerally that it meant the end of human history unless all the nations of the world agreed to give up their nationalist ambitions and evolve some form of world government.

There are 562,000 Welsh speakers, but only 275,000 speak, write and understand Welsh extremely well.

To be a crane operator in the city, you must be at least 18 and able to read, write and understand English.

If you want to write and understand good recipes, first you'll need to work with food, but concentrating on what you do, or love, best.

Both patients developed pure alexia, or 'word blindness': they lost the ability to read, but could still write and understand words.

We need more people who can read and write and understand basic vocabulary and, above all, engage in critical thinking than we need people with a theoretical knowledge of algebra.

Glyn Mottershead, lecturer in digital journalism at Cardiff School of Journalism, says: "The holy grail is a journalist-developer who can write and understand the story and can also build, design and enact the whole project".

My son Robert started at nursery school at two and a half and could read, write and understand mathematics well before he was five.