Sentence examples for access ability from inspiring English sources

For the listener it would mean open access, ability to find specific and niche music, continuous playback, lack of nuisance, ease of use, freedom from spying, low or no cost, utility on different devices, lack of push marketing and lack of advertising.

NOR's random access ability allows for execute in place (XiP) capability, which is often a requirement in embedded applications.

Next, core system part and data interface part basically handle core features of a system from sensors monitoring up to system external data storing, and system authorized access ability for all kinds of requests from front or background processing.

Voice traffic experiences up to 10%to35%5% improvement in packet delay performance at the uplink while there is some depreciation in performance as well because the proposed mechanism while maintaining fairness among different applications slightly suppresses the medium access ability of voice applications as compared to EDCA.

These aspects were chosen because studies have shown easier access (ability to get an appointment) and greater continuity (ability to see a preferred doctor) can be associated with reduced hospital admissions [ 16, 17].

Maybe first when we were [in Australia], the work is very easy because you were there and the things were there and the computer access is very good, but when we came here [home] the internet access ability is very low.

Value components that can not be readily incorporated into a matrix were not included and were listed as extrinsic components for consideration at the jurisdictional level or on a case-by-case basis (e.g., equity, historical context, stakeholder pressure, population priorities and access, ability of healthcare system to make appropriate use of intervention) (module 6).

Subsequently, speed of access, ability to provide individual attention, size of therapy groups and the physical environment of the service, in addition to its location and ratio of medical to non-medical staff have been found to contribute to treatment completion (Stark, 1992; Hoffman et al., 2011).