Sentence examples for access to dedicated from inspiring English sources

The company has partnered with residential buildings in New York to offer on-demand access to dedicated ReachNow vehicles that are only accessible to residents in the building.

Pass, which includes access to dedicated lift lines reserved for pass holders.

Links in the publication titles provide access to dedicated pages with the latest version of each work.

For example, "end-of-life specialist inpatient care has now been devolved and distributed across wards rather than centralised, leading to a dilution of expertise and a reduction in access to dedicated care".

Small Angle X-ray Scattering (SAXS) techniques are becoming more and more useful for structural biologists and biochemists, thanks to better access to dedicated synchrotron beamlines, better detectors and the relative easiness of sample preparation.

However, access to dedicated resources is often not possible in existing Cloud deployments and limited QoS guarantees are provided by many commercial providers (often restricted to error rate and availability, rather than particular QoS metrics such as latency or access time).

Some of them have started to incorporate special passwords into CDs, to give fans access to artists' dedicated websites.

Each student enrolled in a design studio has 24-hour access to a dedicated computer and workspace.

Manning is also said to have claimed that Assange gave him access to a dedicated server for uploading some of them to WikiLeaks.

Private Manning is also said to have claimed that Mr. Assange gave him access to a dedicated server for uploading some of them to WikiLeaks.

Some resources available to our residents include online access to a dedicated Stanford primary care provider and a wellness coach who is a fitness trainer or nutritionist.