Sentence examples for accessible flat from inspiring English sources

At the very least, Rubio has given the political world a teaching moment: position a tall, clear glass of water on an easily accessible flat surface near the politician.

Chris Woodruff, the senior manager for model line marketing, said Nissan's research suggested that people were equally split between those who wanted more cargo capacity and were willing to go to more trouble to get it — for example, by removing the seats — and those who were willing to sacrifice some cargo space to get an easily accessible flat floor.

Overall, the findings show that the fabricated porous concrete (with a 150 mm thickness and a density of 600 kg/m3) fulfills the requirements of ultimate capacity and thermal insulation of the insulation layer for accessible flat roofing.

Oxygen-containing functional groups and graphene wrinkling suppressed SMX adsorption on GO and GNPs due to fewer Csp2 ring sites for π-π stacking and fewer accessible flat surface adsorption sites, respectively.

Dozens of former participants are represented by work installed in the galleries, accessible in flat files or reproduced in slide format.

She decides that the third is the best option, even though she doesn't think it has the strongest flow rate, because it is relatively shallow at 200 feet (about 61 meters) below ground and is the most accessible and flat option.

HUPO PPP information consists of 3,020 proteins and 47,950 peptides along with experimental protocol information and is available to the public online, but the data is only accessible as flat files [ 8].

By making the data store publicly accessible as flat files which can be synchronized using robust version control operations, we have tried to lessen concerns that the curation effort is being donated to a resource which might disappear after the end of the Open Tree of Life project.

He described his "Chichester Psalms" as "the most accessible, B-flat-majorish tonal piece I've ever written".

Location The hotel is in the most accessible and flattest part of Lisbon, less than 10 minutes' drive from the airport and a short walk from Avenida metro station.

Sfeir-Semler, a gallery split between Beirut and Hamburg, is displaying "It Can Be Made Accessible," a flat-footed yet oddly hopeful series of phrases typed on 16 index cards by the Conceptual artist Robert Barry in 1971.