The phrase "access bore" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be a combination of words that lacks context and clarity, making it unusable in standard communication.
Example: "The access bore was not functioning properly, leading to delays in the project."
Alternatives: "access point" or "entry point".
She was moving her stock to paddocks that had access to bore water when suddenly a storm rolled in.
She said the amount of money the university demanded students have access to bore no relation to the real costs of study.
You can bring all the pump trucks of the western hemisphere to a drill site and even if they could access the bore hole simultaneously, they would not be able to generate enough force to cause even a medium sized shaker.
The 2nd Amendment guarantees access to bear arms, not all arms.
Another critical point is that web-based weight reduction programs with free access might bear some risk of harm if the suitability of the individual patient is not assessed by a physician prior to the intervention, particularly with respect to diabetes or eating disorders.
This larger platform has been named Margarita and had stucco panels flanking its access stairway that bore entwined images of quetzals and macaws, which both form a part of K'inich Yax K'uk Moo's name.
These provide access to the central bore of the well underneath most of the heavy valves which should have closed off the flow of oil, but for some reason did not.
The problem is particularly harsh for Internet access providers, which bear the cost of carrying the pitches and trying to filter them out.
Even though none of these enzymes were reported to be expressed in the retina, their oxysterol products were found in retinas, most probably coming from blood circulation as retina has access to blood borne lipids [ 84].
The single cylinder engine used included full bore overhead optical access capable of withstanding unusually high in-cylinder pressures.
