Sentence examples for accessibility introduced from inspiring English sources

Usually, four important components are distinguished: density, diversity and design (3D's of Cervero and Kockelman) and accessibility (introduced by Geurs and van Wee).

Three accessibility indicators (weighted average travel time, potential accessibility and daily accessibility) are introduced to capture the improvement of HSR transport quality.

NACCESS implements the standard solvent accessibility definition introduced by Lee and Richards which makes use of rolling a spherical probe of rp radius on the van der Waals surface of the protein.

In order to analyze accessibility, we introduce the accessibility-tagged contour tree.

A comprehensive approach to measuring public transport accessibility however introduces a number of complexities.

As modern mobile devices increase in their capability and accessibility, they introduce additional demands in terms of security – particularly authentication.

As shown in Fig. 1, wood possesses a porous structure from nanoscale to microscale, which provides accessibility to introduce functional materials.

According to reports, LPMOs complement the functionality of the canonical cellulases by improving substrate accessibility and introducing chain breaks in the cellulose strand by oxidative means (Vaaje-Kolstad et al. 2010; Horn et al. 2012).

Among the examples most frequently quoted are those of the Netherlands, with their ABC philosophy [1], the United Kingdom, which introduced accessibility as a strategic objective in its national policy in 1994 [2], and the European Union, which includes accessibility as an objective in its spatial development perspective [3].

While the first version of the iPhone allowed people who were losing their vision to enlarge text, it wasn't until 2009, when the company introduced accessibility features, that the device became a benefit to blind people.

The primary difference between the semantics given for a mono-agent and a multi-agent semantics is roughly that n accessibility relations are introduced.