readable

As you can see we have tried to make the results human readable.

First, the book must be readable by the women they went to high school with.

It is one of his best and most readable books.

But it's still readable, and probably will be for a few more years.

In the end, the page comes out with readable information on it.

And as you point out, no medium will always be readable.

The name given to the relationship also helps to make the model readable.

I only require a few days to put it in readable order.

The steam was gone, but the words were still readable.

You surprise me; I thought it had not been readable.

And put in a lot of pictures; try to make it readable.

It is now one of the most readable art magazines we have.

You will find some errors, though it should still be very readable.

A less readable horse shape is also seen in No. 5.

I believe it will be a readable book of travels.

Readable means that the source code is easy to read and understand.

Each has a personality and a life that makes it readable.

I thought of the stone, its letters still readable after all this time.

The text can be seen to the point that it is clearly readable.

The data should be easily readable on virtually any computer.

The computer and human readable signature at the bottom is not.

It is known the movement reports were largely readable at the time.

It also helped that we made the book short, readable, and cheap.

This is sometimes useful when names are too long and less readable.

He wondered quite suddenly whether his own were as easily readable.

The new passport will be 'machine readable'.