The Internet was perceived to be particularly valuable in this endeavour as information could be easily accessed as necessary.
"I see broadband access as just as necessary to opening up Appalachia now as the railroads were in the early 20th century".
"I see broadband access as just as necessary to opening up Appalachia now as the railroads were in the early 20th century" said Roland Brown, a lifelong resident of Letcher County, a senior network engineer at an IT company based in Lexington and vice chair of the Broadband Board.
Your file cabinet should be next to your desk so you can access files as necessary; your printer, fax or scanner should also be within reach.
Konopek notes that a rifle inside the school merely increases an officer's access to firearms as necessary.
Thus, criteria for inclusion were that a company had used or was using methylene chloride in an industrial process at the time of the study, and they agreed to participate in a scientific study and provide access and information as necessary to that study.
It's merely the electrical state of a disk owned by somebody else; or, more likely, the state of a large number of different disks scattered across the world, each containing part or all of what may be numerous copies of your information, backed up and accessed and reproduced as necessary to ensure server-side efficiency.
The programme is offered as a series of group sessions and the peer support is seen as an important component of the intervention, which is solidified via the use of moderated online support forums, narratives of previous clients' experiences and online materials that can be accessed as often as necessary.
They will have "full and free" access for as long as necessary "to ensure the Russian anti-doping system is free of undue interference and is fully independent", the ministry of sport said.
Data set visibility can be configured for each user group, thereby allowing access to be restricted as necessary.
One perk of the job is "direct access to the Prime Minister as necessary" (i.e., Downing Street photo op; possible book deal).
