That is, the slopes rise less with more stringent levels of accessibility, probably because some saturation effect occurs once methods are fairly widely accessible.
Brown, though, insists Muirfield is "more accessible than probably most of the clubs in our peer group in terms of ladies getting [to play] golf".
And when a young woman in Sioux City asked Romney to make a candy known as Pop Rocks more accessible -- probably the oddest question witnessed by a Huffington Post reporter at any political event in recent memory -- Romney ran with it.
When my friend deemed my presentation "accessible", he probably intended it as genuine praise; it was my own cognitive bias which had me assuming the worst.
Considering records of individuals moving up to 20 km in Argentina [ 46], and the fact that the pudú has an evolutionary history in the region, the study area used to train the model was defined by bounding the observed presences with a buffer of 100 km as a reasonable proxy of the area that has been accessible and probably explored [ 47, 48] by this small cervid.
The majority of the known NEOs identified by a study team across several NASA centers as "human-accessible" are probably too small and have orbits that are too uncertain to consider mounting piloted expeditions to these small worlds.
The crucial factors which determine the selectivity of Ti,Si-catalysts in TMP oxidation to TMBQ are mesoporosity and an optimal surface concentration (ca. 0.7 1.0 Ti atoms/nm2) of accessible highly dispersed, probably, dimeric Ti(IV) species.
The entrance hall was flanked on either side by similarly sized rooms probably accessible from the central courtyard.
Mainly, that VR technology is not that outlandish when you think of it as a pair of headphones, but for your eyes, and that VR is much, much more accessible than people probably realize.
We studied an accessible population, with probably better than average somatic health and somewhat better subjective well-being than a random age-matched population.
