The phrase "accessibility a point" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be missing a verb or additional context to make it a complete thought.
Example: "Accessibility is a point of concern in our design process."
Alternatives: "accessibility is a priority" or "accessibility is a key issue."
The work Apple has put into making accessibility a focal point of the conference the last few years is bearing serious fruit this time around.
We are at a point where accessibility can and should be the default mode for all books.
For the present study, we used the RouteFinder model based on Dijkstra's algorithm (1959) to estimate accessibility from a starting point in a network to an endpoint.
Increase product accessibility at point of care Improved knowledge of hand hygiene and overall infection control processes Increase in hand hygiene compliance A review of the following items was completed using the LEAN methodology, the 5 "Why".
Lower-price points are attractive to people living in countries where smartphone adoption is still in its early stages, while 4G accessibility is a selling point for developed markets.
Gentle puzzles, little fetch quests and lots of dialogue give Life is Strange a point-and-click accessibility, and the affecting relationship between Max and best friend Chloe keeps the player locked in for the full five instalments – the next will be out soon.
Gentle puzzles, little fetch quests, and lots of dialogue give Life is Strange a point-and-click accessibility, and the affecting relationship between Max and best friend Chloe keeps the player locked in for the full five installments the next will be out soon.
"You have to have a balance between complexity and accessibility," Olp pointed out.
However, from the UI accessibility point of view, these technologies pose new challenges that the Web Accessibility Initiative of the W3C is trying to solve through the use of a standard specification for Accessible Rich Internet Applications (WAI-ARIA).
Most aspiring First Ladies chase accessibility to the point of absurdity Teresa Heinz Kerry called herself an "African-American" when she spoke to black audiences but Melania positions herself as aspirational, playing ice queen rather than soccer mom.
