Usage examples (23)

• "Living" refers to a) long term interpretability as archives evolve, b) improved archive fidelity by filtering out irrelevant noise and c) considering a wide variety of...
• So it is not a counterexample in the strict sense of the word, but rather a non-interpretability result.
• By developing methods for improved archive coherence and interpretability, the project contributes to ensuring its long-term usability.
• Compare how the original nursery rhyme sets up a similar estrangement with the word "shoe", but does not offer a counter-balance of interpretability.