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"I shall have to rewrite them more readably when I go off duty."

It was a little shaky, but the wax was readably engraved.

Websites render more readably in landscape, but the view is pretty narrow vertically.

Robert Giroux, his friend and editor, has organized the book logically and readably.

They can then combine this information into readably usable maps for locals to use in their administration of each conservancy.

Those prudent enough to wish, after Santayana, to remember the past are in his debt for doing that so determinedly and readably.

"He goes into a subject not trying to prove a new thesis, but rather to explore the event, and reconstruct it as readably as possible."

'How very Evelyn,' said my father years later, 'to write so readably and inaccurately.'

The answer was sketched quickly and readably: the alien, too, was either a pilot or had some authority over flyers.

Since financing is more readably available for development on greenfields, infill and brownfield sites are often passed over.

In nine chapters he takes a score of technical topics always in the news and explains them clearly and readably.

Readably projecting ISO 216 based letters and brochures on the display.

Web pages are rendered more readably than on phones with larger, better screens, though certain levels of zoom will produce pixellated text.

But Mr. Johnson writes no less readably about a long procession of other figures from biblical times onward.

A handsome, agonised man of thirty, with a strong body and a fierce, tormented heart, his lips framing silently but readably in the altar-light.

A distinguished paleontologist readably explains why complex organisms (like us) are not evidence that evolution favors complexity, and why nobody can hit .400 anymore.

His argument derives largely from direct response and direct mail advertising, where he is adamant that long copy, full of information, readably presented, is essential.

It renders even small text readably, and while the browse is a slouch when it comes to benchmarks, pinch zooming is very smooth.

You trusted us filter news and information and to prioritise it - and to pass it on accurately, fairly, readably and quickly.

More readably and idiomatically, one might use the following equivalent, which demonstrates a simple procedure definition and the use of the mathematical operators and :

Other uses, which utilize query expressions as a general framework for readably composing arbitrary computations, include the construction of event handlers or monadic parsers.

In his readably panoramic history of the Japanese military, Robert B. Edgerton does not write of the Faustian myth.

Certainly she says as much about family life - and the national one too - and says it more subtly and succinctly, more readably and indeed re-readably.

Adams's wry, smart memoir stands with books by Hector Berlioz and Louis Armstrong among the most readably incisive autobiographies of major musical figures.

Mr. Epstein's edge is in the wealth of primary sources he tapped in Soviet archives and elsewhere, and in the readably definitive way his story marches ahead.