Mr. Gashel said that most sites accommodate screen-reading technology, which tells blind users the layout of a Web page and describes images, search prompts and other fields into which users can type information to find a product or complete a purchase.
For example, he said, French doors that swing out to a terrace rather than into the room -- a feature fairly common in high-rise buildings -- usually cannot easily accommodate screens.
When sites do not accommodate screen-reading software, the online shopping or browsing experience breaks down for the 200,000 or so of the nation's 1.3 million people with vision disabilities who are online, according to Mr. Gashel.
In the absence of concrete information, he writes, Baalbek has become "a very accommodating screen upon which to project strikingly varied stories".
This model, which accommodates screen sizes from 37 to 55 inches, gets the panel cozy-close to the wall -- as close as an inch -- and extends the screen to nearly 29 inches away from the wall.
We cannot speculate on the long-term effects of ColonCancerCheck given that it is ongoing [ 23], that its ability to induce sustained patterns of preventive screening is unknown, and that it must accommodate updated screening recommendations [ 10].
Among the security-driven innovations are two large halls — one for each concourse — designed to accommodate passenger screening as well as a separate circulation system for vendors and employees.
The power of the zebrafish model lies in its ability to accommodate genetic screens to identify responsible or modifier genes and also facilitate compound screens to identify new chemicals that influence developmental processes and signaling pathways.
They send their children to Institut Le Rosey, the local private school where tuition tops $109,000 a year, and spend the winter season in chocolate-box chalets (with multistory underground bunkers to accommodate lap pools, screening rooms, and garages for their Ferraris).
