Sentence examples for accessing one from inspiring English sources

For example, a data centre may have all of its FPGA PCBs designed with four Ethernet ports available, but intentionally restrict an end user from only accessing one or two based on what level of access they have paid for.

Oh yeah, and they have this little feature called "Boost," which gives celebs the ability to require fans to subscribe to their YouTube channel or follow them on Twitter or Instagram or like them on Facebook before accessing one of their videos.

Research shows that a bilingual does not process language by accessing one lexicon exclusively depending on the language being used (Dijkstra, 2007).

In this study, we examine the experience of young people with depression accessing one of these services, with a focus on understanding how they access the service and the difficulties they encounter in the process.

Students can easily access help documentation on how to use these updated features by accessing one of our Mac workstations in the Education Center and locating the "WCMC Resources" in the dock.

"Both university reports noted that the researcher accessed the computer systems remotely and may have taken steps to conceal his activities, including accessing one supercomputer through a mirror site in Europe," says the report.

The median percentage of pregnant women accessing one-to-one support in the home was 54% compared to 50% for clinic-based support.

In this paper, we aim to reduce the power consumption of the highly associative caches used in embedded systems by accurately predicting the target bank, i.e., accessing only one bank from all the banks in the cache, to access the referenced data.

Although availability of services is a critical aspect of accessing services, one important observation made repeatedly by our participants was that access is also determined by patients' ability, and willingness, to engage with available services and programs.

Finally when asked to express what their main obstacles were in accessing ART, one in three patients considered travel costs, food costs, and costs on other miscellaneous items in getting to health care centers as their main obstacle, especially for those who resided in rural areas and of the poorest group (as shown in Table 3).

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