It's been a great outlet to try to explain science in a way that is broadly accessible, share our excitement about new discoveries, explore the controversies surrounding scientific topics, and discuss ways to improve science education.
More generally, I think it's hard to deny that both industries (AWS, Foxconn, etc) and individuals (from AirBNB to Zipcar) are increasingly moving towards collective usage of large pools of widely accessible shared resources.
Data may be retrieved from a remote URL, such as a publicly accessible shared folder on cloud storage.
Such information needs to accessible, shared between investigators, queried, and integrated in a controlled and secure manner with molecular profiles and images obtained from high-throughput facilities.
Building-based services such as day centres constitute such public goods, in the sense that they are not funded by groups of individuals pooling their funds but are accessible shared spaces which are collectively provided.
MANCHESTER, N.H. — Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton has become the open and accessible candidate — sharing beers with reporters, taking endless questions from voters at campaign events and showing rare glimpses of emotion.
The newer and more accessible economy of sharing means that practically everything is subject to some kind of rating or ranking, all the time.
As the hacked data became more accessible through online sharing platforms, a custom Google map was created that displays Ashley Madison users' addresses they registered with the website.
The site now features more accessible article content, sharing tools, enhanced infometrics, and much more.
This problem has been noted by other researchers and is an issue for establishing on-line accessible databases for sharing MLV data [ 37].
Now, so-called "smart cities" are putting the emphasis on green space, ride sharing programs, accessible bike lanes, and easy access to internet-capable mass transit, allowing urban-dwelling Americans to turn their backs on the car-dependent ways of their parents.
