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Discover LudwigThe phrase "access to planar" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to gaining entry or availability to something that is flat or two-dimensional, but it is not commonly used in this context.
Example: "The software provides access to planar data for better visualization of the project."
Alternatives: "access to flat surfaces" or "entry to two-dimensional space".
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Besides, it gives only access to planar projection of three-dimensional (3D) objects, and Si-nc size strongly depends on data treatment and contrast enhancement.
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Each radiologist had access to axial and multi-planar reformats.
These pincer ligands fill the coordination sphere of the square planar geometry and inhibit access to the low energy open coordination sites needed for β-hydride elimination.
Today the well-placed psychiatrist is one with access to the priciest equipment: say, a four-tesla functional M.R.I. with phosphate spectroscopy and echo-planar imaging.
The clinical scanner enables the Centre to do echo-planar imaging, producing images at video rates; the interventional MRI gives physicians access to the patient during imaging, which supports research into robotics-guided laser surgery.
Limit access to resources.
Limited access to doctors?
Access to capital?
I have access, to yeah".
He has access to capital.
His access to Mr. Putin?
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