Sentence examples for access purpose from inspiring English sources

Then, the compliance of the access purpose of q with the purposes specified within the policies specified for cl is checked.

The questions were related to patterns of internet access, purpose of use and self reported confidence in performing various internet related tasks, use of health related websites to supplement learning and the problems faced by students in using internet at the institution.

The Laurel Fort Meade road was built as MD 602 for military access purposes in the mid-1940s, replacing the original highway between the two locations, MD 216.

"What I prefer on a man is really just this," one woman said, pointing to a mannequin with a full beard, full armpit hair, full chest hair and full pubic hair (OK ― she cut back the mustache slightly, "for access purposes").

However, task sharing and overlap is often found between AH disciplines, depending on patient need, service location, availability, access and purpose, and clinician expertise [ 20, 22].

Gwyn Headley and Wim Meulenkamp, authors of the book "Follies," offer the broadest and most amusing definition, calling them "structures erected in complete disregard of the usual building practices and tastes, on sites that bear no relation to the ease of access, for purposes so bizarre or whimsical as to make their cost out of all proportion to their spurious utility".

Systems integrators derive the benefits of specialization primarily (though not exclusively) from their direct suppliers, and they access general-purpose technologies from lower-tier suppliers.

Therefore, we discuss two coexistence scenarios, namely, GPRS+WiFi and GPRS+WiMAX, respectively, for spectrum access scheduling purposes in the TDMA fashion.

Aside from the Medicines for Malaria Venture (MMV)'s office in Uganda, offices associated with PDPs are not generally set up primarily for an access-related purpose.

It is intriguing that participants in both of the studies in this paper, when not given any instruction regarding how to spend their time using the internet, searched for information relevant to the questions they had just been presented at a rate equal to the group of participants who were asked explicitly to use their internet access for that purpose.

Following each patient's death, their medical records will be accessed and purpose-designed data extraction will be performed to examine evidence of active, cancer-focused treatment, emergency intervention and palliative management received during the final month of life (see table 4).