Another resident said, "I prefer a clinical teacher who is accessible, to one who has a lot of medical knowledge".
Hermit Cave near Feeney's Cut, W.Va., accessible to one person at a time via a 50-foot rope down to a sandbar on an underground spring, may be another hot prospect.
The scaling down of what "fine dining" has come to mean and social media have loosened things up, and made kitchen folk more accessible, mainly to one another.
But European airports are more accessible to American ones too.
I make sure the areas are tidy and that the toys are easily accessible to little ones.
Where dominant chimpanzees have access to two food items, one also accessible to a subordinate, and one only accessible to themselves, they tend to choose first the one accessible to both parties, so that they will end up with both items (Hare et al. 2000).
In comparison to other energy delivery companies, the local cooperatives offer free and accessible one-to-one personal advice about domestic energy conservation, heat leakages at home, the advantages of insulation, and sustainable lights.
SE, and especially RSE create ruggedness in the landscape: multiple peaks exist, which in the case of RSE are not accessible from one to another unless crossing a low fitness valley.
x, y ∈ S ⟹ y → x and x → y (two elements in S are accessible one another).
