The phrase "access adopted" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of gaining access to something that has been adopted, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The new policy allows users to access adopted practices for better efficiency."
Alternatives: "utilize accepted" or "gain entry to approved".
That includes 10 stand-your-ground bills, passed in two states and 52 legislative moves to restrict voter access adopted by five states.
But Samsung Electronics, an affiliate of the Samsung chaebol, did have one thing going for it: The firm was totally committed to the up-and-coming phone standard of the time, known as CDMA technology (or code division multiple access), adopted by Sprint.
Different access networks or access technologies adopt different authentication methods to access the SAE: (i) GERAN adopts GSM authentication; (ii) UTRAN adopts UMTS AKA; (iii) LTE adopts EPS AKA; (iv) WLAN and WiMAX adopt EAP-AKA. .
Paying membership includes: Weekly diamond membership gift Access to all Jamaa animals Access to adopting all pets Access to the member-only adventures and parties.
The rule of presumptive access it adopted in the late 1970's was challenged in the United States Supreme Court in a case that led the justices to rule, in a 1981 decision called Chandler v. Florida, that the presence of television is not inherently prejudicial to criminal defendants.
Wavelet OFDM is one of the medium access techniques adopted by the IEEE P1901 working group for broadband power line communications (PLC).
Supposing slotted ALOHA multiple access is adopted by secondary nodes, we derive the closed-form expression of the local delay by modeling the channel occupied by primary nodes as continuous-time Markov on-off process.
For users, this means that they have to adhere to a variety of access arrangements adopted by each DAC.
It may be due to the Open Access policy adopted by many journals, authors and funding agencies which started a couple of years prior to 2010, giving the time for other researchers to access the papers and cite them in their work.
While coverage of traditional HCV treatments remains low in PWID [11], despite recent reviews suggesting they achieve similar cure rates, it remains to be seen if a large scale-up with the new HCV treatments in PWID is possible, similar to the universal HIV treatment access policies adopted in the 1990s.
Both the health authority's inability to guarantee the provision of adequate care in rural and poor urban areas, and the persistence of barriers to health care, suggest the need for an integral reform rather than the partial measures (based on the assumption that improved regulation would ensure access) already adopted.
