The phrase "accessible gateway" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a point of entry or access that is designed to be easily reached or used by individuals, particularly those with disabilities.
Example: "The new building features an accessible gateway that allows wheelchair users to enter without any barriers."
Alternatives: "easy access point" or "user-friendly entrance".
Rather, I teach that one can embrace everyday passions (chocolate, wine, music) as accessible gateways to the present moment.
Due to the unavailability of public accessible BlackBerry gateways by Verizon and Alltel you will need to seek a third party BlackBerry provision provider.
This first king of Ambohimanga dug trenches around his Bevato compound, which was initially only accessible through a gateway he named Ambavahadikely.
For instance, a CR mesh network may be considered, where spectrum decision is performed by several mesh gateways or by the SUs themselves (as with a pure distributed approach), with optional usage of geo-location databases accessible through the gateways.
In the fifth category, the gateway is open and accessible while the secondary site is blocked by an aromatic or proline residue located in the closed secondary site loop.
The vast province of Ontario, 413,000 square miles, is accessible by car or plane through gateways in Toronto, Peterborough, Sault Ste.
Moreover, the service of one domain is not accessible for other technologies except that a dedicated gateway is defined for each service domain to translate the signaling and protocol for other domains.
In the second category are PTPs in which both the gateway and the second-site loop are open and accessible as found in the R8 pseudophosphatase group (IA2, IA2β) but a cysteine residue occupies the position of Arg24.
Because Sentosa is only accessible from the mainland by a single bridge, known as the Sentosa Gateway, security personnel can better inspect individuals and vehicles coming into the island, Ong noted.
"For a whole number of reasons, college has not always been accessible to people who are homeless," Professor Culhane said, adding that access to a university's alumni network can be a gateway into the work force.
