Sentence examples for accessible programs from inspiring English sources

Critical to those efforts, Mr. Lehman said, are inclusive, accessible programs.

In the Dominican Republic, he said, there is not an equivalent to Medicaid, and there are not accessible programs to nurture a child with special needs.

But encrypted networks are also the next holy grail for Internet file-swappers as media companies -- including AOL -- prepare to file lawsuits against people who copy music without paying for it by using publicly accessible programs like KaZaA.

While the components of effective pediatric exercise interventions have been identified in structured research settings, recent reviews have highlighted the need for translating these interventions into accessible programs.

Although the Look AHEAD trial has demonstrated improved risk factor control among overweight or obese diabetes patients who received an intensive lifestyle intervention, translating such findings into accessible programs is a major public health challenge.

But with the introduction of affordable and accessible programs, from Scratch to Unity, there is now far more diversity among game developers and artists, and the result is a much wider range of stories being told and storytelling approaches being used.

Rasmussen and Astolfi helped the Smith-Kettlewell Eye Reseanch Institute creassistivesistive app using the technology that powers the game, and a blind woman in her twenties asked about an accessible programming language that could allow her to create her own audio games.

There was a great deal of controversy last year when it was revealed that the Windows 10 Edition of Minecraft was written not in the accessible programming language Java, like the original version of Minecraft, but in C++.

Code.org's initial effort will be a short film, currently being edited, that will feature various luminaries from the technology industry talking about how exciting and accessible programming is.

While institutions have always offered more privileges to those willing to pay more to be members, this week the Whitney is introducing what it says is an economically accessible program called Curate Your Own Membership.

And that data is essentially shaped with accessible programming languages that developers use to create lightweight covers — essentially what we know of as apps.