Sentence examples for accessible projects from inspiring English sources
The identification of participants who have been "flagged" as a result of general symptomatology or suicidal ideation also underscores the global nature of online internationally accessible projects as well as the limitations of practicing "distance therapy" (DeAngeles 2012).
As technology has grown both more complex and widely accessible, projects have emerged which messily repurpose art and the web to unforeseen realms.
The BOLD platform allows us in our Project List page to have access not just to our full list of personal projects, but also all publicly accessible projects on BOLD, e.g., GenBank Animals (COI) and MarBOL compains.
CoryneCenter provides freely accessible projects with the underlying genome annotation, gene expression, and gene regulation data.
The main screen shows a comprehensive list containing all accessible projects and related stacks.
Bill Wagner, chief production officer at Meteor Entertainment, said: "Coming from the openness of a PC platform, we love how accessible Project SHIELD is, and the flexibility it gives gamers everywhere.
Key features of the biodiversity survey include the following: 1) The Hawaiian Freshwater Algal Database, which includes data for both collection sites and individual algal samples, which was designed and implemented as a key organizational component of the study, and serves as a web-accessible project portal to the scientific and broader communities.
Despite his apparent intransigence, however, it has become recognised over the decades that Boulez has been engaged in a much less narrow, even accessible, musical project than popularly assumed.
The contacts they made at the meeting helped them identify potential funding resources to continue their accessible image project.
Eddie Chen, a student from NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering, hopes find funding and permissions to make accessible his project.
Wilton Wildlife Preserve & Park (Gansevoort, NY) - Funding will support the start of the organization's accessible trail project.
