Sentence examples for access to alters from inspiring English sources

Access to alters' age provided a much larger performance boost, since it is widely known that age-homophily is much stronger than gender-homophily in social networks.

She wondered if her easy access to altered states had made her especially aware of odd synchronicities and the way dreaming and waking were entwined.

In each instance, investigators assert, Harn used his computer access to alter the first part of the bets after those races were run.

And that was it: he had enough access to alter records.

No one can really neglect the importance of gravity on biological systems and only the facts that research platforms are rare and that access to altered gravity is limited, reduce the speed of progress in gravity research compared to other disciplines.

Participating in a behavior that violates academic integrity (e.g., unauthorized collaboration, plagiarism, multiple submissions, cheating on examinations, fabricating information, helping another person cheat, unauthorized advance access to examinations, altering or destroying the work of others, fraudulently altering academic records, and similar behaviors) will result in a sanction.

Access to ethanol altered daily activity patterns in both B6 and D2 mice, and increased activity levels in D2 mice, but had no effects on other circadian parameters.

Instead, the researchers found that regular access to bones altered the musculature and bone structure of the coyote skull.

A mobile ad network is one way for Facebook to leverage the vast amount of personal data it has access to without altering the user experience of its Web site and native apps.

The use of DukeHub to gain access to or alter the record of registration of another person, or to gain access to restricted classes without proper permission, is a violation of the Duke Community Standard and is subject to disciplinary action.

But Naimi says the nation's experience with alcohol isn't exactly a ringing endorsement of lax regulations and easy access to mind-altering substances.