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Legibility is the ease with
which a
reader can
decode symbols. In
addition to
written language, it can also
refer to
behaviour or architecture, for example...
- Square, from 1816 to 1822. Later, he
became an
inspector of 'blind' (
illegibly addressed)
letters at the
General Post Office. He died at his residence...
- users—such as
internal numeric identifiers for
values in a database,
illegibly encoded data,
session IDs,
implementation details, and so on.
Clean URLs...
- mud, paper, or any
other tool that
makes any of the
digits and
letters illegible is
considered an
administrative offense and
results in a fine. The current...
- Unicode,
rendering as ½. The
reduced size of this
symbol may make it
illegible to
readers with
relatively mild
visual impairment;
consequently the decomposed...
- for
lacunae - words, sentences, or
whole p****ages that are
missing or
illegible.
Palimpsests are
particularly vulnerable. To
reconstruct the original...
- been
transformed to the
point that it is
illegible to
those who are not
familiar with this style. This
illegibility is
sometimes considered a
defining trait...
- She
endeavored to
downplay her
unusual name by
signing her
first name
illegibly and
having her
stationery printed with "I. Hogg" or "Miss Hogg". Although...
- context. ...
Illegible letters, not
restored by the
editor (extent
known or
approximately known, one dot per letter). Example:
three illegible letters. In...
- the same
family may be
buried together. Many old
gravestones are now
illegible due to weathering, but
individuals and
family history societies may have...
