Sentence examples for access through application from inspiring English sources

The self-diffusion coefficients (D 7Li) and D 19F)) determined by observing 7Li and 19F nuclei with the pulsed-gradient spin-echo (PGSE) NMR technique allowed access, through application of the Stokes-Einstein and Nernst-Einstein equations, to the lithium transference number (t+), the effective ionic radius and the ionic dissociation coefficient (αD) of LiTDI in EC/DMC.

The community can be accessed through applications for iPhone and Android phones.

As the Center continues to expose its collection, museum colleagues will strive to allow access through other applications and devices.

The CAESAR models can be accessed through "CAESAR Application" which is a java-based web application [34].

PEER provides data-entry, data-query, and privacy-management services that are accessed through standard application programming interfaces (APIs).

The data was accessed through an application process to the Social Sciences and Humanities Council of Canada.

Furthermore, a link to images for the word is also accessed through the application.

Similarly, any other data source could in theory be adapted to interact with Strudel in this way, both in terms of data export to Strudel, and in terms of providing annotation URLs that can be accessed through the application (see above).

92% of the Information Systems use a Web browser to deploy their applications, whilst only 19% give user access through client-server applications.

It has since been updated both in terms of content and management tools: information on deep wells and thermal springs (with temperature > 30 °C) are currently organized and stored in a PostgreSQL relational database management system, which guarantees high performance, data security and easy access through different client applications.

However, there is great potential for probation and parole systems to facilitate health care access through assistance for applications for Medicaid, which has been expanded in many states, including California, under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) (Rich et al. 2014; Rich et al. 2013).