Legible immigrant narratives sell because empathy is feel-good writing for white viewers, binding writers of color to constantly create legible arcs that reassure white viewers that everything is okay.
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Either way, they've come to be legible tropes the genre.
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Gingrich has replaced the original tweet with a legible version.
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It is only as reflections that their meanings become legible.
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The final results are still almost always legible and unambiguous.
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Nor are Winfried's intentions entirely legible, at least at first.
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Warhol signed the work, and his scrawl is still legible.
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But all of the above shots are more or less legible.
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The last appointment simply reads Kaiser in my barely legible handwriting.
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An intact guidance fin had legible manufacturer's markings, the report said.
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The first thing you want to do is make it legible.
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The film is scratchy and a bit jumpy, but perfectly legible.
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If the information isn't legible, it's my job to determine why.
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They go from abstract to almost legible as head and hair.
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While more of President Johnson's legacy and personal history is made legible
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Some envelopes are written in elegant cursive, others in barely legible scrawl.
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But it does instantly deliver a fully drawn character in legible circumstances.
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As one approaches "Hand in Hand," small excerpts of text become legible.
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Only 10 to 15 percent of the surviving document was originally legible.
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Lillard answers this in the breach; he makes clutch real and legible.
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JON CARAMANICA A blur can be more tantalizing than something fully legible.
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La pintura no es legible, pero evoca cierta especie de conocimiento cósmico.
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The envelope had been torn open, but the return address was legible.
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The importance of legible, reader-friendly products also has implications beyond entertainment.
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A man treads by on the screen, holding a barely legible sign.
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It turns out that all that research suggesting the new font might be more legible was more due to the fact that older, worn signs were being replaced with nice, fresh, clean signs which were, naturally, more legible.
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A published author Some of us can barely compose a legible text message.
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Her "bakes" were beautiful, and her facial expressions — legible and GIFable — were endearing.
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Sometimes, in order to make those conflicts legible, they have to be exaggerated.
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And it's one of the things that makes your life legible to you.
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Because we wore those clothes precisely to avoid becoming an easily legible demographic.
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The shards get pieced back together into one legible image, only to explode.
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They translated old traditions into new media, often utilizing legible symbols and ideograms.
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"A lot of us find that community contributions are not legible," Poynter says.
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I'd imagined it being otherworldly yet legible, like Oz or Narnia or Wonderland.
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In a charming feat, the play is also easily legible to the uninitiated.
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The less obvious reasons for all this are less obvious, but also legible.
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The ink transferred, but it also bled, so the image was not legible.
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"Nazis" are easily legible as a long-since-conquered enemy of human decency.
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Not all of Patterson's pieces were this specifically legible with regard to content.
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Arabic and Hebrew are both Semitic, calligraphic scripts, but they're legible in different ways.
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Despite this chasm of understanding, our quirks are slowly becoming legible to one another.
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In her defense, Jenner's tag is the only thing that's legible on the paper.
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It's a legible, if forced, metaphor for the societal hazards of algorithms and automation.
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Sam's handwriting was lovely yet, even under the best of circumstances, not completely legible.
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At its base is a barely legible plaque listing the names of the dead.
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The numbers are not legible at a distance if the display is not lit.
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These proposals have turned the subtext that was there all along into legible text.
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Which is to say, Reader tamed the internet for me and made it legible.
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The Carwitham Plan stretches farther north than the earlier map and is more legible.
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The work is penned in a neat, consistent, impressively legible italic across 34 pages.
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There are few legible vocals, but the ones that do appear gesture toward transcendence.
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In orange and red pastels, they transformed raw pixel information into a legible image.
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The fasces continued to carry with it the clearly legible threat of corporeal domination.
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The postal code was legible, but most of the rest was a dark blue smudge.
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"We want to get the community involved," reads the one legible portion of my notes.
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At the base of the painting the cop slogan POLICE PROTECT AND SERVE is legible.
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Both were surprised when, after several refinements, an image emerged with clear and legible script.
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The legible signature is a lost art, anyway, in the world of texting and email.
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Visible on his computer screen behind the vile communiqué was a blurry but legible tab.
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Your writing needed to be neat, legible, and speedy so you could get things done.
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"Sugentech" is more clearly legible and the descriptions correctly describe it as a coronavirus test.
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Painted in a legible realist style, the images are slyly tailored to the Met's anniversary.
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It seemed, as has been noted, chosen to be easily legible on small home screens.
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""Cranky as it is, it&aposs taller, more legible, and with more air and stride.
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The Fitbit Alta strikes a nice balance with a legible display on a slim package.
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Public transactions also mean that intimate relations are often made legible and subject to scrutiny.
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The clip repeats several times — the confused images growing more legible, the sight less disturbing.
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Placing it as the body text, Sikoryak questions whether images make this text more legible.
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It's also more legible and accessible for readers who have trouble reading image-heavy websites.
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It's designed to be legible on teeny screens, like the one found on the Apple Watch.
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One of the beauties of Goodman's painting is its refusal to settle for the immediately legible.
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But those worn paths, with their clearly visible destinations and legible morals, can be incredibly pleasurable.
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The series ends with frame 230, after which the image is barely legible, the hat indiscernible.
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Samsung recreates both faithfully, again relying on its sharpening boost to make those elements more legible.
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It's a bit frantic, so it has some really kinetic typography that isn't necessarily always legible.
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I'm not always legible as a vocalist, so I wanted to treat the art that way.
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The silhouette of "Big Deal" is more legible than anything Black Dice has released to date.
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But the text isn't legible on screen, so there probably aren't actual words on it, right?
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This is par the course for Morabito, who often sets legible figures within illegible picture planes.
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And while he's tried on different personae in the years since, he hasn't ever been particularly legible.
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Quasi-legible in the background are screenprinted layers of newsprint, lifted from articles mostly about climate change.
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At a 37X zoom, I was able get a sharp shot with legible text, as shown above.
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But once something is legible, of course, it becomes easy to store, analyze, and extract data from.
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The first is Michael Channels, who submitted the first will from Manson -- but it's only partially legible.
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Some of the journals are barely legible -- sometimes because of handwriting, other times because of the scanning.
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You can also use the Bold Text and Increase Contrast toggle switches to make text more legible.
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Text was large and legible on the 15316693-inch display, as were icons and other interface elements.
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While the legible portions had specific proposals, it is unclear if the document expanded on them further.
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There's truth here, but it's legible only when viewed through a lens that Zito and Todd reject.
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When he began sending in drawings that were less easily legible, though, the editors turned them down.
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DaBaby and Blocboy JB are two other rappers who have turned toward spare, legible shows of technique.
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Aron is such a legible — and boring — character because his crimes can be explained by his worldview.
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This is Sanders's standard answer, and it's a good one: It makes his political program legible, concrete.
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Parents lament that technology is turning good, legible handwriting into a lost art form for their kids.
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In a humorous moment in "summer 2014," she writes: if they thought your performance wasn't legible well fuck them our experience isn't even legible to ourselves sometimes Bell suggests it's okay not to have an answer to something as long as you're putting in the hard work of thinking.
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I love that what she is selling is equally legible both to her and to customers like me.
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As work progressed, it became clear that some of the fragments still contained traces of legible printed text.
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Further, B&R has a great legacy of making legible, usable watches, and this one is no exception.
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All this information is displayed on a tiny (but legible, even in daylight) screen below the record button.
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For newcomers who mostly play Pokémon Go, mechanics like throwing pokéballs to capture critters will be immediately legible.
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Today, startups trying to differentiate themselves from the pack are pushing into groovier (though still highly legible) territory.
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The world was both naked and obscure, shorn of the layers of metadata that made its mysteries legible.
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What you cannot measure and monitor, you cannot rule, and so the world must become orderly and legible.
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"The images are very legible, and yet the meanings are very slippery and open to interpretation," he says.
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Fittingly, then, "Weak Pearl" is mysterious, bright and mesmerizing, but poignantly, its subject is legible only from afar.
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And in that medallion, home-typed on a narrow, yellowed strip of paper, was a still-legible name.
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This need to specify the terms of grief — to make it legible — is deeply human and deeply moving.
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There's few legible words on the EP, but the moods it conveys are clear: sadness, abjection, existential anxiety.
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This was largely because both men kept detailed, contemporaneous, and at times even legible notes on the incident.
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A "part identifier" was legible on the plane piece, officials said, which allowed investigators to identify the wreckage definitively.
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Its task is to find a way to modernise German in a way that is "comprehensible, legible and sayable".
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The Andes are a site of time and history that remains present, layered, and visible, if not always legible.
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Every communication app uses the iPhone's screen space better, giving me larger, more legible text without sacrificing information density.
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"Advise them to go about 30 miles if ..." the letter continues before the Times' copy is no longer legible.
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They look cleaner, there's finally much less ambiguity over what iOS emoji they map to, and they're more legible.
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The resolution is so good that the text is easily legible, as are the guidelines scored by its scribe.
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In that moment, he becomes a visual substitute for Rodney's own son, and suddenly his story becomes more legible.
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This requires legible handwriting to be taught only in kindergarten and first-grade (ie, from age five to seven).
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James "offers a captivating rendering of an animal's point of view, estranging but also legible," Randy Boyagoda wrote here.
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Brager believes their campaign attracted international attention because selfie takers are "legible" and "grievable" for Western social media spectators.
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It's not legible on the vast stage of the Metropolitan Opera — and the frequent use of scrims doesn't help.
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The team developed two digital tools to make the nation's judicial system more legible and transparent for everyday Taiwanese.
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They're like blackboards covered in half-legible equations that make you wish you had made it to the lecture.
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Either way, the game looks great, and the copious text and menus are still legible on a small display.
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On another table sat a mounted replica of a treaty from the 19th century, its delicate calligraphy barely legible.
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Many works in Tower of Babel play with the formal qualities of visible language: legible texts; texts that would be legible if they weren't layered into unintelligibility; codes; small blocks resembling lead "sorts," the mounted, movable letters of metal type used in letterpress printing; or asemic writing (abstract marks that gesture toward language).
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Clark mops up the floor, a symbolic cleansing of the Confederacy, and the preamble becomes more legible as she cleans.
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Those who've been following Bon Iver over the past decade will understand how 20163, A Million furthers a legible progression.
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They are emotional in tone, but explicitly legible, his intention to document how persecution is lived by those experiencing it.
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It also includes enough Ant-Man and Spider-Man to make the Avengers Team legible without watching their individual movies.
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"Peanut," the song that deals with his father's death most explicitly, is also one of the album's least legible tracks.
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Its curators did nothing but conserve it, hoping that new technology might one day emerge to make the scroll legible.
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Earlier this month, 40 Yemeni schoolchildren and 113 adults were killed by a bomb—one that has a legible genealogy.
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Despite the deliberate disjointedness of the script, the production, another confidently expressive staging by Lila Neugebauer, makes it coolly legible.
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But when I looked, there was Jacob, his hat pulled down against the sun, holding his bold and legible sign.
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Others are legible only to those who know how to read them: shirts from the boy's section, man-cut jeans.
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With thoroughly written wall texts that contextualize the work, the exhibition feels academic but still refreshingly legible to wide audiences.
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Those signals are all metrics too, of a sort, invisible to us but very much legible to the platforms themselves.
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His mechanisms are straightforward and legible — if Bad Bunny has been the tastemaker ambassador, Balvin has been the glossy centrist.
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The disclosure must be in "legible" text at the end of the advertisement, much like the list of side effects.
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Although many of the words remain legible, the letter that sold for the equivalent of $153,000 is heavily water stained.
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For so long, the thought of making this aspect of my body so publicly legible seemed like an impossible feat.
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It's because the state education departments that create the funding reports aren't presenting these troubling patterns in a legible way.
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She never married, but barely legible on her wrists are the names of some of her boyfriends — Bananao, Basongit, Francis.
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His official debut, released quietly after a kerfuffle with his management, distills his curious sensibility into a legible, congenial shape.
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An "'OL' part identifier" was legible on the plane piece, the ATSB said, which allowed investigators to definitively identify the wreckage.
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So in order to make some of these more legible in other applications, ANTI Hamar also designed a number of alternatives.
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A fan sent a blurry but legible image to Watchers on the Wall— a reliable source for production and casting news.
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Renee Gladman's drawings in Prose Architectures resemble not-quite-legible script, registering somewhere on the visual spectrum between image and language.
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But in fact his image was transformed — in part through lucky timing and in part by design — to become globally legible.
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Democrats took to the Senate floor and social media to mock one page that included changes scrawled in barely legible handwriting.
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Vine allowed fans to capture this fastest-moving sport in a way that brought it down to a more legible speed.
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The finished letters are legible at a distance and stand several feet taller than the visitors directly in front of them.
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The "infamous" potholed alleyway at the end of his block, adorned with aggressively legible NO PARKING and NO LOITERING signs, beckoned.
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And in the internet's global marketplace, they're the ones that transcend language barriers, instantly legible to viewers in Peoria or Paris.
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Maybe her apparent lack of legible blackness — of grit, stank and swagger — made a striking contrast with his abundance of it.
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The scale of what's compromised and what's actively collapsing is so great that it is only really legible as strange satire.
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Because the story must be simplistic enough to make the structure legible, the structure becomes overbearing to make up the difference.
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Point your camera at a map, and this process might make legible the subtleties in color used to depict topographical features.
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Usually her images are taken with her smartphone, giving her a good chance of texting them to me in a legible format.
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The piece is headlined "The demise of the moderate Republican," but there's no historically legible sense in which Costello is ideologically moderate.
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It is so packed with ideas and quotations that much image-expanding effort, as users complained, is required to make it legible.
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The purpose of the Jingle Bell dance, Round Dance, or Drum Circles are only fully legible to "insiders" in their respective communities.
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Laco is a small German watch company famous for its Flieger watches — pieces featuring big crowns and legible faces designed for pilots.
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Having it suddenly be incredibly legible at 93pt is one of those moments where the skies open up and the angels sing.
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It's not like I took liberties: I saw what it needed in order to be more legible and I went with it.
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Sight Reading: Photography and the Legible World continues through May 30 at the Morgan Library & Museum (225 Madison Avenue, Midtown East, Manhattan).
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Note (March 31st 2018): The colour scheme on the map above was changed to make it more legible for colour-blind readers.
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Numerous other works incorporate language scraps into the artwork itself, but they are sliced and distorted so as to remain barely legible.
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This is problematic on so many levels: It assumes that sexuality is binary and that it's clearly legible in our facial features.
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It didn't matter if they had been used to light a fire, or wrap meat; if they were legible, she wanted them.
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Under the proposal, companies would be required to post that information in clear, legible text onscreen at the end of the ad.
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From the writing on the coffin that is still legible, researchers can tell that the man was a priest who served Mut.
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After a few months, the apps weren't just a repository of daily facts; they had become a legible map to my body.
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The follow-up's more legible—"We were the French club dropouts," tell it sister, though that one's a bit of an outlier.
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In the pair's collaborative canvases, their signatures form large, semi-legible tangles — variously fragmented, magnified and reversed, in snappy black on white.
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It was not immediately released to reporters, but was legible in a photo of Mr. Trump holding it up at the ceremony.
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Her flowers and grasses are drawn impressionistically, while the bees themselves are made more emotionally legible with cartoonish eyes and even smiles.
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It means that clothes, for all their seeming functionality, fragility and disposability, can be more like medieval tapestries: mysterious, legible and enduring.
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He said that Mr. Trump had two: one that resembles "a seismogram reading after an earthquake," and another that is more legible.
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He said that Mr. Trump had two: one that resembles "a seismogram reading after an earthquake," and another that is more legible.
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Maybe that's what all storytelling is meant to do: reassure its audience that a legible causality shapes our world and our lives.
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Although the offending words were quickly removed, when I looked closely in clear sunlight last weekend, the words were still partly legible.
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In other instances, we had to ignore some of the attempts to make legible letters rather than geometric shapes inspired by letterforms.
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Each public punishment specifically fit the crime, so the tie used to administer it created a legible, symbolic admonition for crowds of onlookers.
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To be fair, if they can carve a fully legible message into a corgi's hair then there surely isn't much they can't do.
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Anywhere in the world, wherever there's writing on the wall, if you can see the runes, if they're legible, they are ancient Norse.
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With a voice and a face presiding over it, his world is less mysterious, the sounds more legible, more human, which is nice.
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It wasn't hard to isolate the biggest obstacle to legible text: contrast, the difference between the foreground and background colors on a page.
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For many of us, passed-down life lessons are meant to mold you into a legible shape, not tell you who you are.
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Usually people who choose to write caps and separate them like this, means they want it to be legible — legibility is clear communication.
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As nonverbal cues became increasingly legible to him, Mr. Robison also realizes that a longtime friend has been subtly mocking him for years.
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No matter how we frame our relationships, familial and romantic, we will need ways of making them legible to the world at large.
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If you're a diver or just want to pretend to be one you could do worse than this beefy and very legible piece.
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Under the proposal, drug companies would have to disclose price information "in a legible textual statement" at the end of each TV ad.
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Few other directors can so ably fit so many cuts into only a few seconds and make it all legible to the viewer.
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None of the impressionistic muddle of rock lyrics for them; their subjects, scenarios and verbal conceits are as clear and legible as limericks.
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A key to it opens her new exhibition, "A Coded Language," at the gallery Bitforms The key is legible but not readily comprehensible.
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JA: Bulletin typewriters were used to make notices in type for schools or commercial situations, legible at a distance of about six feet.
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Mime is often considered too old-fashioned for contemporary audiences, but here it is legible and smoothly integrated, providing a welcome dramatic clarity.
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Critic's Pick An easily legible production of the ancient Greek tragedy borrows from the tradition of Noh theater at the Park Avenue Armory.
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And despite its age, the more than 700 runes and other characters are still clearly legible, with the exception of one damaged line.
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As Navy ships, the Jeannette and the Rodgers were run with a discipline reflected in their logbooks, which were usually detailed and legible.
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We see the women becoming legible to themselves, stoking their ambition, making lists — of books to read, words to learn, languages to master.
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In accordance with Dodge's will, his grieving family scans his brain into computer-legible data and then uploads it onto a software platform.
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Once you click, the Google logo changes to "GOO21E" which ... well, it's way more legible in their typeface, but you get the idea.
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The collage stories, despite the shifting character names and differing specific details from page to page, are remarkably legible as a new narrative.
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The recent discovery of legible text on paper pulled from the cannon of Blackbeard's flagship paints a strikingly different picture of these misunderstood sailors.
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At every turn one encounters that iconic, boldly legible signature "Walt Whitman": on title pages, on promotional postcards, even on the bindings of books.
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Bing writes English words in the style of Chinese characters — seemingly indecipherable to Chinese and English speakers alike, but legible with a closer look.
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The 640 x 480 CMOS sensor found in the old Flir One was good enough to create a legible representation of a given scene.
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The resulting memes — based on a scene from the reality TV series American Chopper, which stopped airing in 2010 — aren't always all that legible.
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A series of his 230 photographs are on view in Sight Reading: Photography and the Legible World at the Morgan Library & Museum in Manhattan.
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Mustard's sparse, uncomplicated beats indeed visualize into neat sets of two and four when programmed into a sequencer, especially one as legible as FruityLoops.
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Other extensions modify content on behalf of users, sometimes as a joke, other times to make pages more legible or to add extra features.
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Friston first became a heroic figure in academia for devising many of the most important tools that have made human brains legible to science.
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Even if this conjecture doesn't remotely approach the truth, the aesthetic consequences of these broken boundaries appear perfectly legible and complete to us today.
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The edges of the cut are unfinished and so the action is legible even if a visitor has not been to the space before.
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Clips would appear on YouTube, but the platform isn't optimized for text, so the letters on-screen were never crisp enough to be legible.
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The scrawled papers, which are dated between 2010 and 123, are at times barely legible, with cross-outs, marginal notes and some salty tangents.
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Dow Jones, Kale Salad, and more — in an apparent effort to appeal more to the youths via a language more legible to them: memes.
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"I think she doesn't want it to be too legible in a concrete, narrative sense," said Philip Bither, the Walker's senior performing arts curator.
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USB-IF can't force every manufacturer to get on the same page, but they could have made the text more legible from the start.
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The language of condescension has changed in the past four hundred years, but the qualities that made poor whites a legible group held steady.
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Barely legible tombstones date back 200 years and include the names of veterans from the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812 and the Civil War.
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The text — written in tiny typeface but legible ancient Greek — helped them complete the puzzle of what the machine did and how it was operated.
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My Script MathPad lets you use your fingers to scribble barely legible math equations that the app turns into live, functioning ones with accurate results.
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A sender jumbles up their message using a recipient's public key, and the message can only be made legible again with the recipient's private key.
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Otherwise, you can easily internalize that reading of your relationship — and find yourself feeling like you don't stack up against more easily legible heterosexual couples.
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Many of the pieces resemble not-quite-legible script, thus referencing urgent acts of writing, registering somewhere on the visual spectrum between image and language.
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The text was just legible enough to the naked eye for several Redditors to instantly point to its source: The World of Ice and Fire.
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Precise, legible medical history and consistent donor identification systems are critical information for proper medical research, said University of California anatomical services director Brandi Schmitt.
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Taking inspiration from line drawings, Reddit and Messenger, Facebook is overhauling the design of the News Feed to make it more legible, clickable and commentable.
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The new color E Ink displays will be just as low-power as their monochromatic equivalents, and just as legible, even in low-light conditions.
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When Whittaker takes over as the Doctor, some of the subtext that Doctor Who has spent the past 54 years developing will finally become legible.
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At a time when curling, art nouveau curlicues were the norm, he went in the opposite direction, reducing letters to their most minimal legible form.
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Falafel is defiantly unspherical — really, of no legible shape at all — and jewel-bright within, emerald-green from a surfeit of parsley, celery and cilantro.
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As the bassist and electronics wrangler for the Baltimore band of rhythmic contortionists Horse Lords, Max Eilbacher does his share of limber, legible instrumental work.
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The joint statement was not immediately released to reporters, but it was legible in a photo of Mr. Trump holding it up at the ceremony.
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Here, the more legible parts confer ceremonial dignity on the undignified rite of the blind-ish date, but the sequences don't accrete into anything much.
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Franchises are built on exploitable intellectual property and diluted to be as legible (and inoffensive) to the biggest global audience possible — especially those in China.
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"It's right there on paper, but it may not be legible," Dr. Rangasamy Ramanathan, a neonatal-perinatal specialist affiliated with the 434-bed facility, said.
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Certainly, that is its own specific context, but it is a liberalized one that aims to be highly transportable and legible to any arts audience.
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A pair of figures are expressed only with blocks of shading without lines, their whole look legible through carefully darkened cheekbones and folds in clothing.
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But for Hudson, the pivot to merchandising required flattening the core components of her star-making charisma into a simple, readily legible brand of cheery wellness.
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They also began the tradition of including a foreword detailing how laborious and painstaking the process of wading through thousands of sometimes-legible postcards truly was.
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This means that Drizly has to take all the information it sources, across 75 POS/inventory systems, and turn it into something legible to the consumer.
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The question of whether or not someone approves of Rogue One has become meaningful, legible shorthand for exactly where that person falls in the culture wars.
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I'm happy that the word exists because, in the popular realm, it makes my work legible for people who before didn't understand what I was doing.
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It's all part of the National Handwriting Contest sponsored by Zaner-Bloser, an educational company that's run the competition for 25 years to promote legible handwriting.
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Letters in Arabic and in English are occasionally offset with a different color, making certain phrases legible from a close distance, but barely perceptible from afar.
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Photography, prints and performance are favored media because they're, in different ways, portable, readily legible, easily reproducible and disposable — ready to change as the news changes.
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Windows Console's legacy blue is getting a subtle change to make it more legible on modern high-contrast displays, alongside color changes to the entire scheme.
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And the new emoji feature a border around each design which will make the emoji more legible to a wider range of people on the web.
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There are so many colors in this painting, in tones ranging from garish to warm, that I lost count—yet they coalesce into a legible whole.
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You can actually see the tire tread on the S26's Mini Cooper, and the car company's branding on the hubcap is crisp and easily legible.
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Perfume Genius's blouses and tentacles exist in a lexicon as rich and specific as queer culture itself, one that becomes legible, if not sensible, to devotees.
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It is an extremely legible, classical kind of typography, but also transmits a certain kind of vehemence and urgency that works nicely for our contemporary purposes.
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The large gallery begins with Zao's transitional works (including "Tracks in the City"), in which he proceeds to reintroduce nearly legible calligraphy that gradually turns abstract.
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Great movies wrestle with a contradiction latent in most art: they must be challenging, original, and particular while also being inviting, legible, and unifying in experience.
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The new efforts have more layers, which makes them less legible, as does the increase in arbitrary brushwork that is not related to the central process.
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Increasingly, we seek narratives that guide us through our fear, language that diagnoses and renders transparent, a timeline of redemption and resolution that's legible and coherent.
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Ms. Aitken's staging is bluntly legible, a grade-saver for Shakespeare-shy students and capable enough for fans in it just for the cakes and ale.
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Between the dances, the characters "speak" to one another in broad, legible gestures and glances that fit into the musical phrases like words in a song.
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Because you read letters and images differently, all these marks that look like letters but aren't quite legible trigger a buoyant feeling of open-ended possibility.
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Pryce is an amiable, sympathetic presence, with legible facial expressions and an impressive ability to make himself understood in four of the five languages spoken onscreen.
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Another form is lurking, more obscure and barely legible, counterpointing the chant and prose poems — which, after all, can't be the only forms for a trickster.
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Improvements in deep learning in recent years have truly revolutionized the world of machine vision, and visual content online is often as legible to machines as text.
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After the clock strikes seven, the boards begin to fill with a riddle of green, glowing numbers and words that are only legible to the truly degenerate.
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Berkenblit has absorbed Pop Art's penchant for cartoons, transforming that cool, transparent domain into something far more challenging: a largely legible world that invites and resists interpretation.
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But having all this information laid out into something legible that can communicate a concept in a single slide is probably something these managers would find valuable.
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With Thomas Edison, he also developed a script called Library Hand, a strict style of handwriting taught at library schools to promote neat and legible card writing.
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By refusing to address our concerns, you entrench the position that we are not legible as cultural producers, cultural stakeholders, or participants in our city's cultural sphere.
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Designers have gotten used to all sorts of magic tricks to make Helvetica look more legible, like changing the size of punctuation marks to balance the letters.
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The extremes of the lively lace section start with an 1870 Irish wedding dress hand-crocheted in cream-color cotton that is abloom with rather legible flowers.
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Copies of the New York Times are also semi-legible in "Sit-Upons" (2010), where papers that might otherwise be thrown away are recycled into woven cushions.
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If your diseases and mental states leave suddenly legible reports in the air, no doubt people besides you and your doctor will be curious to read them.
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When I make my life legible to an able-bodied world, all the nuance, all those contradictions, which aren't really contradictions, get sucked out of it, somehow.
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It is there that this style emerged as a more cross-culturally legible storyboard, collapsing the tragic stories of their flight and exile into a single tapestry.
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MIAMI BEACH — Conventional wisdom suggests that public art ought to be easily legible, its image, message, or intent coming across clearly and quickly as one encounters it.
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Jo's anger — at her own powerlessness, at her culture's obsession with marriage, at others' assumptions about what shape her life should take — is legible; Marmee's is not.
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To write out or draw one's ideas involves moving between inner and outer rubrics of meaning, translating intimate acts of thought into something legible to the outside world.
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In general, our goal as artists is to make that experience legible and valid, in order to create more urgency and disrupt usual practices that need to change.
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Certainly not the fish market that previously occupied the address, nor any of the other neighboring restaurants, bakeries, and shops, which all have legible awnings and clean storefronts.
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It's designed to be more legible in miniature, like on the tiny screen of an Apple Watch, and hold its own in large-scale applications like gigantic billboards.
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While it's true that there are only so many classroom hours in the day, research shows there are still plenty of reasons to teach and practice legible penmanship.
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His upbringing in Hallencourt mark his perspective as unimpeachably authentic, and the years of education in the corridors of France's elite institutions makes him legible to the elite.
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In several paintings words are legible, and in some drawings the people (like the country hero George Jones) are in labeled by name or given words to say.
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There is a legible correspondence between the building's exterior and the modern Greek flag, and ancient Greek culture did promote sexual relationships between adolescent boys and adult men.
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The Menil owns classic examples of Twombly's work: monumental semiabstract paintings depicting mysterious narratives — violent, erotic, possibly diaristic — and marked, like chalked-up blackboards, with half-legible phrases.
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We reported this week on the newly rediscovered score, which offers some insights — barely legible ones — into Gould's process and will be put up for auction next month.
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The packet contained a mysteriously curated collection of conspiratorial memos, news clippings and pages photocopied so poorly they were barely legible, according to a review of the dossier.
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"In reviewing those signatures, they were discounted for either not being a registered Vermont state voter or because the signature and printed name were not legible," Covey said.
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As more people enter the field and the techniques are increasingly democratized, we have every reason to expect mountains of inscrutable writings to be rendered legible at last.
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And a reminder: Like normal books, you don't want your text to be too close to the edge of the page, because it won't be legible once it's bound!
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Mosaics of Knowledge illustrates that the reading of these information technologies was often local rather than universal, and was not even always legible to many within the Roman Empire.
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There's legible corners to their work—places that might make more sense to start for those whose ears aren't yet attuned to the strange frequency modulation they often explore.
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But unlike some Latinx-centered shows on television right now, Vida has no interest in presenting legible, sympathetic, or safe characters for the sake of straight or white audiences.
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Even with the legal power to demand it, they'd still be asking for legible data from owners of systems designed not to enable third parties to read that data.
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My own institution, the Bodleian Libraries in Oxford, holds parchment manuscripts containing texts written almost 2,000 years ago and still perfectly legible—without any screen, battery or power cord.
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Google makes these tools legible to those outside the software engineering and AI fields by using a simple graphical interface and universally understood UI touches like drag and drop.
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The writing retrieved by the computer from the digital image of the unopened scroll is amazingly clear and legible, in contrast to the scroll's blackened and beaten-up exterior.
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The Ballad of Buster Scruggs is one of the strangest and least legible of the Coen brothers' films, but it also revels in their sheer joy in creating movies.
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Reading Atwood now, at this moment, feels like peering behind a curtain at the invisible levers of power at work all around us: She makes them visible and legible.
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There are no legible signs to tell us the name of the facility or the location seen in the video, but the room has the hallmarks of a kindergarten.
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Today's logo is more legible, and even includes an Easter egg — the arrow points from "A" to "z" to illustrate that the e-commerce giant has everything consumers need.
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By removing the landscape and replacing it with a brickwork of U-Chen (Tibetan script legible to all the dialects within Tibet), he makes the sutras a unifying force.
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Then all of the darkness and creepiness that lurks beneath the surface of Barrie's fantasy island, and all the sinister tragedy that wound through Barrie's life, suddenly becomes legible.
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Those taking a second look will also spot a moralizing memo printed on the battery so it's legible through the matte plastic — which reads: "Change is in your hands".
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Theory can provide a handy framework, transforming the messy welter of experience into something more legible, but it can also impose a narrative that's awkward, warped or even damaging.
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And unlike "Emoji Dick," with its literal, even mechanical translation style, "Book From the Ground" achieves a poetry through symbol that is instantly legible to audiences around the world.
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The Max sports an LCD touchscreen (a first for Instant Pot), a control dial similar to the Ultra, more attractive digital colors and more legible numbers, pictures, and icons.
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She uncovers the deeply hurt Beaton who could never really forgive himself for the anti-Semitic Vogue illustration, the tiny but legible word "Kike" peeking out of a drawing.
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Either you're legible in mainstream culture—you pass—yet you aren't seen as queer in queer communities, or you're visibly queer, and thereby a target for homophobic and transphobic violence.
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Breaking up the Time New Roman logo against basic geometric shapes and colors, the designs were visually legible and easy to digest, effective for a publication with a worldwide audience.
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The album's immediacy stems from the acuity of the slogans and the serrated teeth of the guitars, whose messy, staticky roar is nonetheless streamlined and condensed into legible, discrete parts.
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The image was lovely but nothing special, but it seemed to me instantly legible: I'm mooning around alone on this random block in Chicago, if anyone wants to hang out.
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We are supposed to be legible as patients while navigating hospitals and getting treatment, and illegible as our actual, sick selves while going to work and taking care of others.
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All throughout this book, Scenters-Zapico is drawn to the idea that a poem can make the labor of construction, so often effaced—especially when it's done by women—legible.
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If The Glendale Biennial is mere jest, its comedic value lies in the suggestion that there could be an internationally legible cultural community in the formerly barren badlands of Glendale.
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And no matter how you plan to travel, be sure your pet has a collar with a legible identification tag and a microchip in case it gets loose or lost.
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Reporter's Notes: • Most of Camille's flashbacks are pretty legible, but one remains hauntingly free of context: Teenage Camille, in a cheerleading uniform, runs from pack of boys in the woods.
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Twitter also stated that it might request users to scan and upload a legible copy of their government-issued identification documents, such as passports or driver's licenses to confirm their identity.
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This presentational strategy is initially challenging for the viewer, but the acute focus on five lives reemerging thematically allow complicated cultural messages encoded in portraits and vessels to become highly legible.
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That means asking the user to fill in a few more form fields when creating a page, but it results in a document that is legible by everyone in the company.
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Pinterest has enabled support for dynamic font sizes that you can adjust to your preference, and it's rolling out more meaningful bolding of type, to make first glance information more legible.
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This was also unable to yield legible results, although it's unclear whether that was due to the decoder's beta status, or my lack of experience with this level of audio science.
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I plan to push it grittier and less cartoon-like than those old games; the hard part will be keeping everything legible without it becoming an unreadable mess of dithered pixels.
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This is not to trivialize or make secondary his suffering: It was gratuitous and racist with a crude obviousness that is rarely legible in the racist scandals of our own moment.
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There's the question of the humanity of the women wailing by a graveside, which—the movie's logic goes—only becomes real and legible through the act of a Western journalist's witnessing.
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The issue now is not so much whether these types representations will continue, but under what conditions Indigenous peoples are tasked with providing legible imagery of ourselves for a mass audience.
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Dark and glossy, with legible rings and rough bark intact, it had a split — a crack in the wood that curved from outer rim to a little knot in the heart.
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The 10 extraordinary paintings in Carroll Dunham's latest show, oversized graphic cartoons of naked primordial wrestlers under purple or hot pink skies, are as immediately and indelibly legible as electrified billboards.
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The concept of the Anthropocene is that, in the distant future, these changes will be legible in the record preserved in the earth: in ice cores, in sediment, in fossils, everywhere.
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The introduction is by Charles Jencks, a pioneer of postmodernism, and devotes a full spread to his 22017 chart, "Evolutionary Tree of Postmodernisms," which makes its masses of tiny names legible.
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"They're contradictory and dissenting versions of what it means to be American," said Ms. Collins, 36, who has burned away the musical notes in the hymnal, leaving just the words legible.
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It's theater: entertaining and, in its most melodramatic form, intended to make the world morally legible, a place of clearly delineated winners and losers, right and left, happy people and miserable ones.
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My one quibble is that although the scattered images are always legible, I think they should be crisper, which I think would make the painting even more jarring than it already is.
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If the next Great American Novel is strewn upon your desk in stacks of papers and Post-It notes marked up with half-legible scribbles, meet your saving grace: Storyist for Mac.
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Where The Farewell excels most is in making Billi's nuanced, navigation of these cultural differences legible to all viewers, even those who are not immigrants or have never had a similar experience.
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My friend Claire uses these GIFs to make illustrated how-to guides because it's easy to record hands-free video with Photo Booth and it's easy to add legible captions through Giphy.
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You might also think of a very specific graphic design and illustration style, seen on concert posters and album covers: curly, cloudy, barely legible lettering; trippy color combinations; and decorative meandering borders.
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But just as she did in Anne Washburn's heady backstager "10 out of 12," Ms. Bernstine, so legible and relatable and seemingly guileless, grounds even the most meta material with quiet feeling.
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The reality of Bloomberg's wealth registers more as a strange speculative notion—imagine a long, wide beach at which every grain of sand is a dime—than as anything legible or concrete.
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By making this pernicious force visible and legible the artist evokes how and under what conditions our vision can intersect with our memory, politics, and our sense of what constitutes our environment.
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The essential Trumpian conundrum: he seems the most legible of men, yet, for all the fine work of his many biographers, none has figured out what truly goes on inside his head.
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There are many moments and general vibes throughout the film that are simply only legible to child of divorce, and we've collected them below to prove this case beyond a reasonable doubt.
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English translations of each chapter, or sura, are rendered with ink in legible graffiti lettering, while images of recent events or daily American life punctuate the themes or keywords of the Qur'an.
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Perhaps the most legible result of their efforts are iconic buildings like the Olympic Stadium, White Building, Preah Suramarit National Theater, and Chaktomuk Conference Hall, to name a few of the most famous.
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It's meant to do two things: (1) Update Johnston so that it's as legible as possible on screens and (2) Bring back some of the "soul" and "quirk" from the original 20163 design.
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Studies had found it more legible, and therefore safer, than the Standard Alphabets for Traffic Control Devices—more commonly called Highway Gothic—which had gone largely unchanged for more than half a century.
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If you go on your test drive during the day, take it under a bridge or into a tunnel to test the headlights and see how legible the instruments are when it's dark.
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During its excavations of different landfills, the Garbage Project at the University of Arizona has encountered 15-year-old steak, with fat and meat intact, and 30-year-old newspapers, still quite legible.
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Their strength of argument comes across up close and at a distance, as names and logos remain legible from afar even as the information linking them together becomes nearly transparent with the paper.
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Though the publicly released report was heavily redacted to protect Cruz's privacy, its blacked-out contents easily became legible when copied and pasted into another document, as first reported by the Sun Sentinel.
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Here, you might find some junk that someone made in a few hours, barely playable or legible — or you might find a raw yet heartfelt game that does something you've never seen before.
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Depending on the quality of the file and how legible the text is, you might not get perfect results every time, but it's a useful option to have ready for scanned documents.3.
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Images of the letters, with passages clearly legible, were posted online; as rumors about their contents spread, Smith College, Plath's alma mater and home to a collection of her papers, filed a lawsuit.
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One: From the auditorium of the David H. Koch Theater, where the company finished its six-week winter season on Sunday, she appears to have the perfect, theatrically legible features of a model.
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However, by formatting these reams of data, data artists are not content with making legible the mesh of information from which it is formed, they also take a critical look at our society.
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The central narrative of the record—real or imagined—isn't exactly legible on it's mostly wordless compositions, but tracks like "Sōlar Blade" (premiering up above) are still suggestive of whole biomes in themselves.
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Most pieces read like a diary page with faint ruled lines, handwriting made ambiguous by colorful redaction marks (more legible versions of the texts are presented on wall labels adjacent to the works).
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Despite being unconventionally asymmetrical, its dial is surprisingly legible, showing day, date and leap year in three subdials, and the month in an aperture that breaks across the dial like a rictus grin.
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You can push it to the edge of what is legible, acceptable, even physically possible because there are processes, there's randomness inherent in the world and both acquisition and development of the photograph.
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It more than quadruples the number of legible tablets previously known from London: of the 405 most recently studied tablets, researchers have deciphered over 7003; only 19 were readable before the Bloomberg excavations.
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In new, donated white sneakers, he trudged through the mixed mounds of broken dishes, dresser drawers, bed springs, and still-legible pages from a phone book, pointing out where certain rooms used to be.
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Buchinger (1674-1739) was a magician and musician, a dancer, champion bowler and trick-shot artist and, most famously, a calligrapher specializing in micrography — handwriting so small it's barely legible to the naked eye.
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The very idea of such a switch-up boggles—that the brooding and patient explorer of the world's legible surfaces should now take on the inchoate sublime itself: the invisible and all-pervasive internet.
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You won't get a whole lot more insight into the plot than that—this is a total pantomime, and there's no writing save for a few dilapidated letters and numbers on formerly legible signs.
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I was interested in, when you blur these photographs — if you removed all legible information — it still had this almost haunting dynamic taking place, this apparition within the blurred aspect of darks and lights.
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If not entirely legible (as in her other work, Ms. Jarcho prizes theme, emotion and language over lucidity), it's unsettling and exciting and flick-knife sharp on the aggression underlying friendship, sex and love.
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That's part of the unusual immediacy of this production, the schoolgirls making the characters we know from "Macbeth" legible in new ways — and plowing ahead with their performance even when the heavens open up.
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Dating information on the label was no longer legible, but Jeff Joseph, the collector who brought it, and others who knew far more about Chartreuse than I, estimated it was from the late 1940s.
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So I really like that idea, that interpreting images as something legible is an innate skill or sense that some of us stay connected to and some of us need to be reconnected with.
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His invented world gets much of its texture from the real history of medieval Europe as well, though its dragons and assorted monsters are real, and its politics vividly legible in our current time.
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The narrative unfolds through various frames as the figure traverses deserted landscapes as text quotes from the CNN documentary series Cold War make legible the vested interests of various foreign agents in Angola's civil war.
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The glare of the overhead light is reflected by the laminated covers of the paperbacks, which have been stacked near the tondo's lower edge, making one cover hard to read and the other partially legible.
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In Nostalgia for the Light, emphasis is placed on the ability to render the inaccessible legible to the human eye, particularly via the massive telescopes that produce the film's grand representations of the Solar System.
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On March 1, Shenyang, a tier-703 city, said that college student and recent graduates would be legible to purchase homes with zero down payment and in addition, would receive subsidies on purchases and tax.
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And I drained the world of color because I wanted to go with this grayscale that would be very legible when you were walking around the street and everyone had the same built-in technology.
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Dr. Seales has developed software that can model the surface of a contorted piece of papyrus or parchment from X-ray data and then derive a legible text by assigning letters to their proper surface.
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This may explain why, despite the rapidly accelerating machinery of Berlinski's plot, his book gets less interesting as it advances: the motivations of his characters are too easily legible, without much counterpoint or inner complexity.
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Zoom in, and you'll see that Styles added a tattoo to his upper right thigh (it apparently says "California") and a tiny tattoo on top of each kneecap — which are far too blurry to be legible.
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The hands and feet are the legible marks of the body, not only in the artwork, but in the disembodied systems to which the art refers; they serve as the agents of movement, creation, and destruction.
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The rear room's other major component, though not so visually rich, does a better job of conveying the enormity of Zurkow's project, the Harmonized System code, and the movements both seek to make visible and legible.
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Open the app, point the camera toward your math problem (you'll need legible handwriting, or it won't work properly), and it'll give you the correct answer along with step-by-step directions to reach the solution.
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These, Russian-doll style, are all enclosed in the watermarks, which are in turn enclosed in a brainteaser: The entirety of Synthia's legible text was presented as a puzzle for smart, science-oriented people to solve.
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The wording of the draft Investigatory Powers bill even implies that end-to-end encryption will stand outside the law since comms providers will apparently be legally required to hand over data in a legible form.
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"Stares are urgent efforts to make the unknown known, to render legible something that seems at first glance incomprehensible," writes Dr. Garland-Thomson, who has a disability and has been on the receiving end of staring.
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For instance, if you change the background image on a site to something dark, it'll automatically make your text brighter and bolder so it remains legible, while tweaking the overall color scheme so it's all complementary.
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Heath coined the phrase "self-digitizing community" in 2011 to describe any group that "takes the time to organize information about itself or information that it cares about" by making its artifacts legible, archivable, and searchable.
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And Price — he wrote a majority of the episodes, with another eminent crime novelist, Dennis Lehane, contributing a few more — keeps the mystery legible and credible (while negotiating a change of venue to Georgia from Oklahoma).
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More legible were the emotional complexities of the characters, particularly Ora, who has nearly convinced herself that she can dodge her fate if she just keeps hiking, keep her head if she just goes on talking.
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"Most applicant tracking systems have evolved to the point where both file types are equally readable, so long as the information is structured in a legible format," says Proven Recruiting CEO and co-founder Louis Song.
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These designers digitally augment the stylistic and ideological underpinnings of formal postmodernism and smash them together with an old school, surrealist sensibility, ultimately pushing these qualities so far past the absurd that they become legible once again.
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These hurdles have made me grumpier over time, but what pushed me over the edge was when Google's App Engine console — a page that, as a developer, I use daily — changed its text from legible to illegible.
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So the recent discovery of a four-foot high, 500-pound sandstone stele at Poggio Colla northeast of Florence that has around 70 legible letters and punctuation marks is huge for the study of this ancient civilization.
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But after the fall of the Inca Empire in the late 16th century — beneath the weight of Spanish guns and disease — the grammar of quipus disappeared and today they are no longer legible to the contemporary reader.
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" Mr Kemp denies such charges, instead blaming the New Georgia Project—a voter-registration group founded by his Democratic rival, Stacey Abrams—for failing, in his office's words, to "adequately train canvassers to ensure legible, complete forms.
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His ability to playfully subvert convention makes him stand out, but it's also why a Deadpool movie shouldn't work — Deadpool the character would love nothing more than to break down the structures that make superhero narratives legible.
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"Things like being able to come up with a sensible contour interval and move the contours so they look nice and to make them more legible—that was something that was quite hard to achieve," he said.
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By analyzing her 10 subjects, Petersen is able to make the invisible boundaries of femininity visible and legible: Hillary Clinton is considered too shrill because it makes us uncomfortable to listen to women campaign for public office.
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These hurdles have made me grumpier over time, but what pushed me over the edge was when Google's App Engine console — a page that, as a developer, I use daily — changed its text from legible to illegible.
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If there is invariably something unreal about meaningful basketball games being played during the fat part of weekday afternoons, it is not made any more legible or less strange by being in a bar during the day.
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It would be impossible to match the games' elaborate historical tourism beat for beat, and the filmmakers simplify Assassin's Creed's convoluted backstory in a way that's admirably legible, emphasizing elements that would feel tedious or awkward in games.
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" Then she turns to Shakespeare, who dramatized the relationship between weather and mood in "A Midsummer Night's Dream," where the bad weather is caused by a fight between Oberon and Titania, "legible in the winds and the cold.
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Its role as a space for experience and experimentation beyond the officially sanctioned may, in this way, extend beyond the artists themselves, making the broader contours of Cuban art worlds less opaque and its contemporary situation more legible.
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As with Rammellzee's graffiti-based output, Lam's polymorphous paintings, now on view at the Centre Pompidou, prod us to wonder if a cryptographically armed world isn't more attractive today than a world fully and immediately legible to all.
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Margo had scrawled on the back of the essay, in sloppy, barely legible cursive that Eve couldn't help but think of as manly, even though she knew it was a faulty mental reflex, a kind of residual transphobia.
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That Trump most likely uses a ghostwriter is worth pointing out, because the behaviors and achievements we read as markers of success, the bits made legible to the world, are often animated by all sorts of unseen labor.
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As Zoé Samudzi recently wrote in the Daily Beast: In a country where crime prevention already associates blackness with inherent criminality, why would we fight to make our faces more legible to a system designed to police us?
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Highly aware that these paintings circulate in white-dominated spaces, they do not depict ritual knowledge with legible forms, but rather layer, abbreviate, distend and obfuscate these forms into patterns that are neither properly "abstract" nor exactly representational.
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Although the cube's role in the larger mythology of the "Twin Peaks" universe remains obscure, it is readily legible as metaphor: The power of the audience's sustained, questing gaze is capable of conjuring the very strangeness it seeks.
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Pulsing LED installations, streaming with texts by the poet Anna Swir about her experiences as a resistance fighter in the 1939 Siege of Warsaw, cast a lurid purplish-blue glow on the paintings, lit just so they're legible.
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Perhaps the inclusion of the less-legible pages brings to light similar failings the onslaught of image-text combinations on the internet—advisement banners, flashing pop-ups, and the like—that are likewise often seen but seldom read.
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The gentle black-and-white gradients of the books' pages are still apparent, their leather spines often still legible; one is made up of volumes of the Encyclopedia Americana, another from a mix of dictionaries and literary anthologies.
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It's like something out of the future, all chrome and curves; the lights of the Berlin platz twinkle off it as it rotates slowly in front of me, and even the writing on its tires is crisp and legible.
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And what is a successful play but a kind of miraculously sentient machine, understandable on the level of its component parts—the legible "coding" of its creator—but also possessed of a kind of life, unexplainable but undeniably real?
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Ms. Kauffman, known for her excellent work on new plays including "A Life" and "Marjorie Prime," does not make a legible case, for instance, for the existence of two narrator figures instead of one: the Balladeer and the Proprietor.
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As in many photos since then, I was obscurely off-center in the frame, unsatisfyingly asymmetrical, as if I were a page of text scanned with a ripple in the paper, legible but not entirely flush against the world.
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"When you get handed notes as a speechwriter you can fall victim to the illegibility of someone's handwriting — but his was always legible," said Raman, who now helps high school students raise college scholarship money at an outfit called Raise.
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She denied this is the case but reiterated that it would be expecting companies to provide data in a "legible" form when served with a warrant — which, if end-to-end encryption has been properly implemented, would of course be impossible.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The question of why architectural workers (a term that includes designers as well as the administrative, communications, human resources, and business development workers who make the profession externally legible) haven't unionized is richly complicated.
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The legislation also states that companies must take "reasonable" steps to comply with warrants requiring they hand over data in a legible form — which would appear to imply that end-to-end encryption will end up standing outside the law.
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What I had seen of transness at that time was still based on being either boy or girl, and embracing that felt like the only way to become legible to those around me, although I felt subconsciously that neither was right.
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For one thing, "bits could fall off and pose possible choking hazards for small children," according to AP. And if that weren't enough, Christine Strauss, a spokesperson for German customs, added that the gadgets also lacked brand information and legible instructions.
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Especially one of the first rebloggers, who titled his article "Guy Paints Over Shit Graffiti And Makes It Legible" and transformed my simple gesture of "turning a hall of fame of tags into tag clouds" into an anti-graffiti hygienist lampoon.
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For Ralph Lauren, it was a wide necktie and an outsized vision that set in motion a five-decade career in fashion, one that would eventually render a house painter's son from the Bronx a multibillionaire and a globally legible brand.
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The lessons of Season 1 may have been that fear and mental illness never go away, but now they play out in milder, cuter and more legible ways, with more clearly defined messages but less wild inventiveness in the telling.
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By breaking down what the actual work of coding looks like — often pretty simple, rote, done in teams rather than by loner geniuses — he removes the mystery and brings it into the legible world for the rest of us to debate.
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And yet she is completely legible to the sorts of people who vote for Grammys: She prefers time-tested pop structures, she revisits the sweaty soul and disco energy of the 1970s, and sometimes even finds herself channeling some 1920s bawdiness.
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But if the promiscuous connections of global capitalism have made the planet more strange, they have helped forge a real acquaintance among peoples who once were strangers, by making the handiwork of each more familiar and legible to the other.
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You get an explosion of legible trails, and a secondary explosion of analysis and speculation, and in the aftermath, the child seems almost hypothetical: a particle whose theoretical value is much debated, but whose existence has yet to be confirmed.
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Ancestral Void reminds me of the first time I heard Faustcoven, who I still regard as one of the finest bands to ever successfully meld black, death, and doom metal into a cohesive, legible whole (though their choice in split collaborators is questionable).
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With the photo of the clearly legible booking code, Spacek could log into the British Airways check-in site, where he could see his friend had typed in all his important personal information—date of birth and passport number included—before his departure.
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I admired the kind of bowers and birch groves that had captivated a generation of artists, and I would have stayed there all morning except that I could not find a way to rock and take legible notes at the same time.
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French artist and activist Mathieu Tremblin found this out the hard way, when images of his street artwork Tag Clouds went viral and he won praise all over the internet for his clever translation of ugly and unreadable graffiti tags into legible text.
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Of all the notes I took during my screening of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, one of the only legible comments reads as follows: OMG Jurassic World 2 is just so many dinos LOL ... Which tells you just about all you need to know.
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I guess I'm mostly reacting to the scenes Andy views in the Fireman's weird living room, which is basically "the story so far" recap of the strangest bits of the show, but implying a connection evident enough to be legible even by Andy.
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The only way to make that data legible would be to open it on a BlackBerry with the PIN address of its intended recipient or use BlackBerry's global encryption code — the digital key that could break the lock on millions of private communications.
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And so I'm interested in playing with the invisibility of painting as a medium and the invisibility of who gets to make the rules of what is legible in painting history and really bringing that back to the surface or to the forefront.
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While the UK government claims it's not asking for device makers and service providers to create backdoors or hand over encryption keys, it has also explicitly said the law will require comms providers to provide data in a legible form when served with a warrant.
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But if you look closely at the illuminated signs on the buildings in the background, "La Mobiliere" and "LGT Bank" are blown out and illegible in the shots taken on the S9; they are far more legible on the shot taken on the Pixel 2.
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This mindset would include thoughts about how live streaming could be considered as part of the overall game's design, and could include things like getting viewers to choose what happens next, or even something as simple as making the game's user interface legible for viewers.
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The digitization techniques, known as "volume cartography," transformed what were the charred remains of the nearly 2,000-year-old En-Gedi scroll into legible columns of handwritten text from the book of Leviticus, according to a study published Wednesday in the journal Science Advances.
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The first time I ever got drunk was from chugging Growers Cider while camping somewhere in British Columbia with the family, after which I meandered to the lake and cranked out a half-dozen semi-legible poems about angsty bullshit in like 15 minutes.
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Domesday Book, through which William the Conqueror made legible the English lands he had invaded in 1066, was concerned almost entirely with primary landowners; peasants are listed by first name—a very vague form of identity—along with other assets such as land and mills.
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Art, artists, and aesthetics have played a crucial role in bringing us to this point of ungovernability, but not in ways that have been thus far legible to most of those operating within the official economies, institutions, and media outlets of the art system.
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Trubek, who served as a tenured professor at Oberlin College, said she herself can't read the original flowing script of the Declaration of Independence, and there was nothing wrong with students reading the nation's founding documents in transcribed versions with fonts legible to modern eyes.
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The array of documents released ranged from fuzzy images of photos snapped by U.S. intelligence and hand-written notes that are hardly legible to information on CIA-planned mob hits on former Cuban leader Fidel Castro and memos surrounding Kennedy's killer, Lee Harvey Oswald.
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" When Kanaby cleared the debris, he found the legible letter, which read, "This is to certify that this wall was built by two bricklayers from Newark, N.J., by the names of William Hanly and James Lennon, members of No. 3 of the B.M.I.U. of America.
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Or the Balzac story "The Unknown Masterpiece," to which Sonia introduced me, and which, unlike me, she could read in French: the painter Frenhofer overworks his masterpiece until the canvas is just a vortex of color in which a single bare foot is legible.
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Part institutional critique and part punk rock put-on, the show included more than 90 images of Hammons' work displayed with an attention to chronology, although in some cases the work was barely legible or had been copied without regard to its actual size.
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It's through works like Homage to the Square — works that existed over a long period of time, adapting to the ever-changing environment in which they were conceived — that the sharp edges of a painting, of a poem, of a dancing body, became smoother, if not legible.
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Years later, when Mr. Ashqari was 90 and on his deathbed, he entrusted his unfinished work — the last chapters barely legible, because his hand had started trembling — to Mr. Wujodi, who spent eight months working after hours at the public library to prepare it for publication.
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There's some legible forms and shapes (you'll catch the vague gestures toward dubby structures and noise rock, among other genres), but the brilliance is that on each side of the tape—Bokeh on the A, Jay on the flip—they abstract familiar sounds into something different.
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There is a lucid and legible story being told in this GIF, and there is also something to aspire to—an example and an illustration of the work that we all do, all the time, in wrestling the stresses and sufferings of this uneasy moment into perspective.
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For one, Jerome's face is a deeply etched study of despair, with his eyes trained on the barely legible crucifix in the upper right corner (which I was able to discern only after Bambach pointed it out), his brow furrowed, his mouth parted in prayer or abasement.
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The Christian Left has begun to mobilize, and with the launch of the Poor People's Campaign, it is becoming more prominent than it has been in decades—a legible evolution of the work many liberal Christians have carried out in relative obscurity for a long time.
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Seeded within the album and track titles of his work, and even the serpentine structure of his compositions, he's created a grand, overarching mythology and cosmology that's basically only ever been entirely legible to him; it includes a few named characters, like Reign Array and Kel Valhaal.
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But Harris, through uncomfortable and gratuitous sexual simulations (is there any way they could be subtle and still widely legible?), is asking us to consider the grounds upon which these Black/white relationships, always indelibly marked by coloniality despite our agentic desires, become foundational to dominant society.
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Kevin Durant A little known fact is that when Durant wrote on his shoes during the 2016 playoffs all the sweat made some of the letters smudge so only "F" and "A" were legible on the left shoe and "il" on the right: FAil—which is why OKC lost.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)The DM303's default font size strikes a good balance between squeezing a lot of text on screen while keeping things legible, but you can also make it larger, or much, much smaller, to the point where you'll be squinting your way through a document.
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"The trillions of images we've been trained to treat as human-to-human culture are the foundation for increasingly autonomous ways of seeing that bear little resemblance to the visual culture of the past," artist Trevor Paglen wrote of visual culture's turn toward what is legible to machines.
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But the concept of "desirable difficulty," on the other hand — where we can learn better if things are more difficult — is less familiar to people because it occurs in studies, for example, of reading comprehension that show that something less legible might actually encourage people to concentrate more.
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But by overlapping text and imagery in complicated patterns, cutting those patterns into foam, and painting every resulting divot a different color, he arrives at arresting compositions that evoke tropical camouflage or the inside of a psychedelic pomegranate — even when, as sometimes happens, the original text remains legible.
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Historically at the Grammys, black artists are poorly represented in the biggest categories, and the hip-hop and R&B categories tend to misread the genres they aim to celebrate, favoring the established over the insurgent, the legible over the provocative (and also, when possible, white artists over black).
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Under the proposed rule, the price to be posted in legible text at the end of an ad would be for a typical course of treatment for an acute medication, such as an antibiotic, or for a 30-day supply of medication for a chronic condition, like high blood pressure.
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I suspect that this particular loss will wind up like any other, for people near to it and far from it—that it will become part of the landscape of life, and share space with brighter things, and brighten up itself into something more legible than what it is now.
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McNeely provocatively leaves the presence of these monsters, and the role they play in the lives of her friends, as much of a mystery as the fate of the figures in "From the Black Space II," though she does afford Dolores and Peter a legible, if unstable, environment to pose in.
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The building blocks of a functioning society that people in the rich world mostly take for granted—permanent surnames, street numbers and addresses, standard units of weights and measurement—all came from attempts to draw such maps and thus make the world legible, as Mr Scott put it, to its states.
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Standardized scripts—like the Spencerian script and later the Palmer script—were learned to allowed for quicker writing that was still legible (and pretty): It made sense at the time: the bulk of one's communication, be it for work or communicating with friends and family, was still done by handwriting.
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" (Why else would he be standing there concealed by his sad sign as though trying to obscure his identity or block someone from punching him in the face?) Another man in sunglasses behind him pokes his head out from behind another sign, partially legible, reading "KILL Red Peace C[…]ps.
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Coherent narratives are only ever applied in hindsight, which is why my favorite part of horror fiction is when the protagonists realize what's happening to them — when they accept the new reality of their situation, make it legible to themselves, and then figure out how much they want to survive.
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It even includes one painting — the relatively small, odd "Dust Tracks" — to show where the drawings were headed: toward works full of formal and physical eccentricities, psychological tensions as well as legible images, including in this case a keyhole peeking through what seems to be a jagged break in some ice.
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It is happening again, but for some of us, it's also happening for the first time—and as nostalgic thinkpieces sprouted like Douglas fir seedlings in the run-up to the new series, I found myself wondering: Will this be legible at all to people who are new to the whole phenomenon?
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Meaning that it doesn't need to be legible to people as an output — all we're really trying to do is increase the map; make a better probabilistic decision in these circumstances where we might have little data or not the right data that we need to be able to make the right decision.
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Ironically, the company that offers some of the more legible visualizations and comprehensive analysis of where internet outages start and how they proliferate across a network is actually Dyn itself; since 2014, Dyn has maintained a research arm exclusively dedicated to studying internet performance data and observing global events and trends online.
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"Bones feeling dense as fuck" is a perfectly weird yet still legible flex about strength and confidence; the album is studded with lines like this, and they remind us that a lyric doesn't need to scan as a time-stamped diary entry to feel real—it just needs to belong to one consciousness.
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But while wandering and photographing the abandoned structures, Mr. Dondyuk began rummaging through drawers and piles of wreckage in rooms, only to find faded rolls of black-and-white film caked in dust and debris as well as old portrait photographs and letters — stained by moisture and the elements, but still legible.
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This intractable distance, one might even say deniability, is what makes Minnis's new work, on the face of it, so breezy and clear, so hard to place at a time when a premium is being put on the idea that poetry should be legible as the reflection of a given identity position.
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An impressive still life with a guitar by Gris, painted in 1916 and seen in 2013 on the auction block, has resurfaced here: More legible and more sensuous than the puzzles of Cubism's first years, it delineates the surfaces of a room, a table, and an instrument's body with thousands of individual speckles.
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Throughout that time, SayHerName has insisted that we begin to treat state violence against Black women as a fully legible social problem; its mission is as acute today as it was on the day that the demand arose during the massive protests against the non-indictment of Eric Garner's killer in New York.
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Being an iPad Pro parent usually has you feeling like the coolest one in the room: While everyone else at the meeting is on their giant, heavy MacBook or their tiny, barely legible iPhones, you whip out this fancy, perfectly-sized tablet and start writing with your Apple Pencil like it's a dang notebook.
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If the signal political fashion item of 22017 was the Make America Great Again cap — a Republican-red telegraph of support for Donald J. Trump, more instantly legible than any other accessory of a brutal, knockdown presidential race — it found its opposite in the "pussy hat," the unofficial headgear of the anti-Trump resistance.
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A MINUS Amber Mark: Conexao EP (Virgin EMI) Uber-bohemian r&b crooner gets down to structure on four legible songs-not-tracks that outline a love affair whose tether has been fraying for far too long: eros in bloom, then sex isn't everything, then I love you anyway, then prove you're worth the work.
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Photos like Before the Law and The Summons (all works 2017), depict heavy wooden doors left ajar, open just enough to reveal half legible glimpses of what lies behind them: in the former, a strip of a grand portrait of a robed, ermined jurist; in the latter, just that sort of immanent "radiance" that tantalized Kafka's protagonist.
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Gravity, he has argued time and again, was created and made visible by the labor and expertise of scientists, the government funding that paid for their education, the electricity that powered up the sluggish computer, the truck that transported the gravimeter to the mountaintop, the geophysicists who translated its readings into calculations and legible diagrams, and so on.
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Compared to Myriad, San Francisco appears bolder and more legible — all the better to call attention to the fact that you can purchase a new iPhone: If you'd really like to take a deep dive, Apple gave a 32-minute presentation about San Francisco at its Worldwide Developers Conference in 2015, just before the font made its iPhone debut with iOS 9.
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The secondary screen on the cockpit is slightly more vibrant but uses the same, boring but legible font, with basic info like remaining electric charge, current song on the radio, and even a pop-up alert that suggests you should stop for coffee or a rest if it senses you've been driving too long and are starting to veer out of the lane.
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Every year some number of those powerful teams run into a teams from conferences like the MAAC, teams that that play in a local dialect that doesn't translate, or in a way that is too new to be legible, or with a need that outraces containment, or that is otherwise just too strange for these machine-made teams to solve.
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However, much more of the newspaper type is legible in the screenprint, and its reiteration in the oil version of "Between the Clock and the Bed" includes the word "Baby" as well as an obituary headline, repeated in an adjoining section, for John (Johnny Dio) Dioguardi, a New York mobster who was imprisoned with Henry Hill, of Goodfellas fame, in Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary in Pennsylvania, and died on January 203, 220, at the age of 22017.
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Working with a bulky view camera that could record the most minuscule details, ducking her head beneath a black focusing cloth and then peeking out, she took photographs that demanded long exposure times and are so crisp and hyper-legible that you can make out the price of a loaf of bread in a bakery window (10 cents) or the titles of the dozens of now-defunct magazines displayed in long rows at a Midtown newsstand (Ballyhoo, anyone?).
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LG will tell you that its choice of an LCD instead of an OLED display pays off in "super" brightness (up to 230,230 nits) for sunny days outside, but I used it on a rare sunny day in London, and it wasn't that much more legible than my Google Pixel 27 XL. What LG loses with the LCD is the perfect black of OLED, which allows competitors like Huawei to successfully mask their notch by just filling the sides around it with black.
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The text of California's new CRISPR law reads, in part, as follows: Except as permitted by federal law, a person shall not sell a gene therapy kit in this state unless the seller includes a notice on the seller's internet website in a conspicuous location that is displayed to the consumer prior to the point of sale, and on a label on the package containing the gene therapy kit, in plain view and readily legible, stating that the kit is not for self-administration.
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George Baker, in his essay "The Body After Cubism," compares Picabia's "Figure Triste" to Marcel Duchamp's "Jeune Homme Triste dans un Train" and then strives to account for the inanimate quality of the Picabia, whose "still-legible figure seems securely seated, resting head on hand in an obvious homage to another 'sad' figure, Albrecht Dürer's female allegory in 'Melancolia I.'" But the painting's lack of dynamism, a deficit made pointed by the inclusion of the kinetic Duchamp, suggests Picabia's understanding of Cubism was less organic, less inspired than that of his contemporaries.
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You have to hope lawmakers are at least collectively not so stupid as to end up passing laws that attempt to outlaw math — even if individual politicians persist in the fantastical belief that the general public's security can be enhanced by weakening, er, the general public's security… Over in the U.K., draft legislation currently before parliament, aiming to expand intelligence and law enforcement agencies' surveillance capabilities, contains some weasel words on encryption — with a clause that comms providers should be able to "remove electronic protection" and provide legible user data in response to a lawful intercept warrant.
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The Farewell is also the latest addition to the recent, growing wave of Asian-American-centered films gaining traction in the US. While To All the Boys I've Loved Before and Always Be My Maybe were both direct-to-Netflix rom com dessert, and Crazy Rich Asians portrayed a fantastical, luxurious love story that tackled some deeper topics within immigrant identity, The Farewell is serving something completely new; it's a down-to-Earth portrayal of the differences between being Asian and being Asian American, using the familiar format of "indie family dramedy" to make these nuanced themes legible to anyone watching.
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