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• The cool thing is that it's all computer readable ."
• During this period Canada Post applied computer readable codes to speed the delivery of mail.
• The federal Patent and Trademark Office has begun granting patents on the three-dimensional coordinates of a protein in a computer readable form.
• Barcodes made it possible for any object that was to be sold or transported to have some computer readable information securely attached to it.
• Some are not available elsewhere in a computer readable form, for instance all the UN resolutions are there and some are very hard to find.
• Cir . 2011 ) we found that a broadly worded method claim and a claim reciting a computer readable medium for executing the method claim were ineligible.
• Craig pioneered the use of technology and put the source data onto computer readable tape; the distinctive clear layout of his books was a result of his use of early computer typesetting.
• The API error messages are meant to be computer readable, although it may require some routine parsing .  Carl ( talk ) 22 : 41, 1 October 2008 ( UTC)
• The former ruling National Party _ now called the New National Party _ charged that the process, where people must first obtain a new computer readable ID document before they can vote, is unconstitutional.
• With automated form processing system technology users are able to process documents from their scanned images into a computer readable format such as ANSI, XML, CSV, PDF or input directly into a database.
• In 1965 Calma introduced the Calma Digitizer, a device consisting of a table-like surface with constrained cursor, whereby an operator could enter coordinate data from a paper drawing and have it turned into computer readable form.
• More generally, modeling and simulation is a key enabler for systems engineering activities as the system representation in a computer readable ( and possibly executable ) model enables engineers to reproduce the system ( or Systems of System ) behavior.
• More recently a market driven global standard, XBRL ( Extensible Business Reporting Language ), which can be used for creating financial statements in a structured and computer readable format, has become more popular as a format for creating financial statements.
• The sensitivity of certain types of photographic plates to ionizing radiation ( usually X-rays ) is also useful in medical imaging and material science applications, although they have been largely replaced with reusable and computer readable image plate detectors and other types of X-ray detectors.
• It can be used as a substitute for the true minus sign when the character set is limited to ASCII . Most programming languages and other computer readable languages do this, since ASCII is generally available as a subset of most character encodings, while U + 2212 is a Unicode feature only.
• I'm shocked that as a very very very very . . . . very rudimentary anti-spam device that the Hotmail computers, and the well paid execs there, do not make sure that the emails are delivered only to the human readable address, or at least that emails where the human readable address contradicts the computer readable part are rejected.
• However, electronic distribution was practiced even during the time when the " Beauregard " case was decided and patent drafters therefore soon tailored their claimed " computer readable medium " to encompass more than just floppy disks, ROMs, or other stable storage media, by extending the concept to information encoded on a carrier wave ( such as radio ) or transmitted over the Internet.
• Crouch pointed out that representative claim 1 of the first patent " is an almost pure software claim  requiring computer code embodied on a computer readable storage medium . " Therefore, that the panel majority said that the claims are  much closer to the ones found eligible than those of the many cases finding ineligibility should be translated as " the judges in the [ panel ] majority prefer the decisions finding eligibility over those invalidating software patent claims . " He pointed out that the majority's focus on the system's " enhancing data in a distributed fashion [ being ] an unconventional technological solution . . . to a technological problem ( massive record flows which previously required massive databases ) " ignores the fact that the claim is not for a system but for software used to implement the system, and the software itself does not require the distribution of components that the specification describes.