Sentence examples for access acquaintance from inspiring English sources

The notion of qualia raises puzzles of its own, puzzles having to do with its connection to other notions such as consciousness, introspection, epistemic access, acquaintance, the first-person perspective and so on.

Roughly half the 27,000 people who have downloaded the Android app since its release in March are active users, giving access to acquaintances through their Facebook account (those averse to social media will soon be able to use their phone's address book).Friends freeload other friends' Wi-Fi connections all the time.

Brightkite says it's a way of taking the pressure of users who don't want to deny an acquaintance access to see their posts.

In other words, weak ties are acquaintances and provide access to novel information, while strong ties represent relationships with people whose social circles overlap.

Unlike Ms. Shea, Mr. Cameron began his real estate career without access to a wide range of acquaintances in the region.

The narrator's friendship with Leo gives him access to a wide range of acquaintances across the strictly enforced class divisions of a theoretically classless society.

The most powerful works of literature, he insisted, offer "a fairly direct access to pleasure" but become "on longer acquaintance, rather strange and imponderable".

Dr. Xue's Chinese background and network of Chinese acquaintances doubtless helped him gain access to information that might elude other foreigners, Mr. Rosenzweig said.

Violations of the law of Demeter typically take the form of navigation code in which an indirect client accesses an indirect provider by accessing either an instance variable or an acquaintance of an intermediate provider.

But not even close acquaintance with her subject and unrestricted access to his archive and friends will have made it any easier to get around the main obstacle: the man himself.

In considering the kinds of predatory behaviours involved, we see that it takes intensity and persistence for a predator to gain access and so to move from stranger to acquaintance.