In Jennifer Higdon's accessible but technically demanding Concerto for Orchestra the ensemble's brass players were occasionally at sea, and braying timbres or outright clams momentarily marred a lustrous, driven performance.
The application of machine vision algorithms to post-process medical images offers the potential for velocity measurement to become a commonly accessible and technically viable technology.
Restrooms not technically accessible.
Mr. Tobin said the rooms were technically accessible but were so packed with furniture, it could be almost impossible to maneuver in a wheelchair, and the extra-thick mattresses made the beds too high to reach.
Adult EDs primarily serve adults, even if - at least in the US - they are technically accessible to individuals of all ages under the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act [10].
Upon getting hints from a basic system configuration assumed as reference setup about the multiple bifurcation event possibly governing transition to complex dynamics, an improved experimental apparatus is used to make it technically accessible.
Conventional reserves are the most accessible and least technically challenging to bring into production; they require relatively little capital and energy investments for production and hence are the most profitable resources.
The healthcare industry is also transforming itself to become more accessible, economical, and technically advanced by adopting advanced AI (Watson), robotics (Da Vince surgical robot), smart sensors, and technology convergence.
Founded nine years ago, BodyTraffic has built a loyal following though highly accessible programming and technically faultless performances.
In contrast to surgical, laser, or pharmacological ablation, genetic ablation is a reproducible, versatile, and technically accessible method for inducing death of target cells in vivo.
