Sentence examples for accessible on the basis from inspiring English sources

On the defenders' side, David Chalmers has argued that even those who hold that there are propositions that are not epistemically accessible on the basis of a complete qualitative description of the world should still accept that what he calls "ideal primary positive conceivability" entails what he calls "primary possibility".

The availability of aromatic structures in terrestrially and freshwater-derived NOM, such as that in Suwannee river fulvic acid (SuwFA; Fig. 9), opens up the compositional space of chemically relevant NOM molecules (see above) to significantly lower H/C ratios than accessible solely on the basis of open-chain unsaturation (e.g. olefinic and carbonyl) and alicyclic double-bond equivalents (DBE).

A really stupid decision was made by the US government to centralise all their data and make it extremely accessible to everybody, on the basis that information sharing was needed after 9/11, and that approach has come back to bite them, because it's become very easy for one person at a fairly low level in their apparatus to expose nearly all their documents.

Technical and professional education shall be made generally available and higher education shall be equally accessible to all on the basis of merit" [64].

"Using the buzzers and the quiz format means the game is instantly accessible - and works on the basis that kids learn more when they're having fun," said David Amor, creative director of Buzz developer Relentless.

For a rationalist, in contrast, an expression's meaning reflects what is apriori accessible to the speaker on the basis of ideal reflection.

It is accessible to similar foreign organizations on the basis of bilateral agreements.

The number of accessible exchange sites was calculated on the basis that the solid remained in contact with water and that the fraction of solid phase in contact with mobile water is numerically equal to the proportion of mobile water to total water content.

Likelihood ratios are the most accessible way to refine clinical diagnosis on the basis of symptoms, signs and test results (Grimes and Schulz, 2005).

However a separate issue is the extent to which it is possible to supply public spaces – accessible to all community members, albeit on the basis of some eligibility criteria – in a context of personal budgets.

"As a private club, the building and property of the University Cottage Club are not and cannot be freely accessible on a regular basis to the public," Mr. Campbell wrote to a Cottage Club lawyer, Thomas Olson, in a letter dated Oct. 17.