legibility

Another reason may have been their limited legibility outside of Germany.

Legibility research has been published since the late nineteenth century.

This does not tend to the greater legibility of his notes.

Another aspect we must monitor is the legibility of the information.

In particular, the legibility of the note's serial numbers is important.

It had been scorched beyond the point of legibility, though.

Further, issues of legibility and authenticity have been raised among researchers.

Members vote based both on the plate's legibility and its aesthetics.

Legibility is a major issue and one of the main complaints that consumers make.

Fortunately, legibility isn't all this building has going for it.

Sometimes legibility is simply a matter of type size.

However, adequate legibility should not be sacrificed to reduce this cost.

Most works in the show have the amusing legibility of one-liners.

Marks are typically clustered in groups of five for legibility.

In order to improve legibility for tourists even further, dual language may be used.

His paintings rest just at the edge of legibility.

The layout and type size of contracts was regulated, for legibility.

This improves legibility, and is required by most drafting standards.

Kindle size, legibility and battery life are really first class.

This is most likely due to the poor legibility of the original indexes.

He had little faith in the legibility of his handwriting, and thought that using numbers would solve the problem.

For legibility, the tie bars have been removed from the table entries.

Lexicon has been designed for optimal legibility, specifically when set very small.

Each year around 6,000 sets of accounts are rejected due to inadequate legibility.

Part of the legibility problem is the fact that handwriting itself is changing.