Sentence examples for access to meet from inspiring English sources
In contrast to inorganic resistive random access memory [5 8], organic resistive random access memory (ORRAM) obtains access to meet the requirements of data storage, large-scale, low-cost, flexible nonvolatile storage for commercialization and utility.
Jeffrey Goldberg and Thomas Friedman have free access to "Meet the Press".
Should health organizations diversify channels of access to meet different patient profiles?
If Medicaid is eradicated for the people who received it in the last 8 years, clients will have little to no access to meeting their basic essentials including food and rest (psychological needs) and housing (safety).
Alternatively, the needs of people with mental illness also go unmet because they cannot afford to access services to meet them or because they do not know how to find out about existing services and how to access them.
The best initiatives are often successful because they are responding to local circumstances and universities must be free to tailor their access initiatives to meet the particular needs of their local communities.
This section describes a procedure for the dimensioning of the access network to meet coverage and QoS constraints in terms of blocking probabilities.
Many Internet service providers offer some forms of tiered access service to meet diverse demands of users and to improve the efficiency of network resources.
Currently, commercial computer games there are few options of software and sufficiently flexible access devices to meet the needs of this group of children.
As a matter of fact, existing simple vertical handovers are not sufficient enough to efficiently manage the wide variety of radio access technologies to meet the complicated user demands on the future mobile network.
They also are providing co-location and proximity access solutions to meet HFT participants' demand for low-latency telecommunication services, in the fight fir pricing and information distribution to support more investor participation (Aite Group 2011, Gomber et al. 2011).
