machine-readable造句
31 Next, the code is compiled, or translated into machine-readable object files.
32 In most cases, the bird will simply turn yellow to tell you that no privacy policy is in place, but that is changing as sites begin to provide this information in machine-readable form.
33 Also note that a completely machine-readable description of a contract for a remote interface is a fallacy.
34 Barcodes, a machine-readable representation of data, are used for quality assurance, batch separation, and error reduction.
35 Producers of printed indexes to the serial literature are also making information available in a machine-readable form.
36 This is a basic rule of the Semantic Web, but it has always been a fact of metadata usage in machine-readable form.
37 Together these two standards support describing WS-Security requirements in machine-readable form.
38 If we decide to come up with a machine-readable description, how might it look like?
39 As such, there is no way to determine which machine-readable data corresponds with which human-oriented visual elements.
40 Keeping the templates for transforming machine-readable entries is good programming practice, as is separation of concerns in general.
41 Our evaluation: The parallel Web provides authoritatively sound data, but in common usage does not provide machine-readable data that completely represents the authoritative human-oriented content.
42 Inventory control system that involves the use of machine-readable codes on packages and products for easy identification and computerized record keeping.
43 Code representations of information in machine-readable form. The data consist mainly of letters and numerals with additional symbols and punctuation marks.
44 Direct Entry Data is made into machine-readable form as it is entered into the computer, no keyboard is used.
45 All examples have been tested directly from the text, which is in machine-readable form.
46 If we leave aside the uniform interface and the dynamic aspects of the contract, we can describe the rest of the contract in a machine-readable manner.
47 In the next article, we'll examine the algorithmic approach, in which third parties use structural and heuristic techniques to derive machine-readable semantics from HTML Web pages targeted at people.
48 Construction of the database of machine-readable catalogue for periodicals is the fundamental work for the automation management of periodicals as well as resources sharing.
49 A geometrical expressive method of the machine-readable data concerning number axis is introduced, and with this method, the question of overflow related to complement arithmetic is analyzed.
50 They follow standards for machine-readable passports that have been issued by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).
51 More and more information sources are now available in machine-readable form due to the rapid development of communication network...
52 envisioned as a decentralised world-wide information space for sharing machine-readable data with a minimum of integration costs"?
53 Use of the link element requires maintenance of multiple URLs and requires multiple HTTP requests to get at machine-readable data.
54 If you already have a VWP machine-readable passport issued before October 26, 2006, you need not replace it with an e-passport until its regular expiration date.
55 They try to make it easy to get the words you want, with a bit of formatting, but they ignore issues of inserting machine-readable data.
56 It is more convenient to use a machine-readable catalogue which can be read directly by a computer.
57 RDFa seeks to be a general-purpose solution to the inclusion of arbitrary machine-readable data within a Web page.
58 This article analyses some common editing problems in machine-readable bibliography data-record and puts forward some specific methods to deal with them.
59 SOFTWARE LICENSE: Each program license granted under this Agreement authorizes the LICENSEE to use the Licensed Programs in machine-readable form on any single computer.
60 Output Hardware Output devices convert machine-readable information into people-readable form. Common output devices are monitors, printers, plotters,[http://] and voice output.
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