The phrase "adopted opens the" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The adopted opens the door to new opportunities."
Alternatives: "embraced opens the" or "accepted opens the".
The F.C.C. adopted "Open Internet" principles in 2005.
Although there was general agreement on the need for open access, half the respondents adopted open access practices (which included the use of the institutional repository, and other pages and academic platforms).
Perhaps not surprisingly, the open-source project leading our index is Linux, technology that was first released in 1991 and is one of the most widely adopted open-source projects in the world.
However, we adopted open-ended questions in the qualitative interviews, and these findings largely supported the quantitative findings.
The Philadelphia-based behemoth suffered a loss when the FCC adopted open Internet rules that enshrine in law net neutrality -- the principle that broadband providers "cannot block, throttle, or create special 'fast lanes'" for any Internet content.
It follows the lead of Harvard and Stanford Universities, where some schools adopted open access "mandates" last year, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, which voted for university-wide open access this spring.
For the estimation work reported here, we relied on the widely adopted open-source libSVM implementation [17].
Net, adopting open leadership is the only viable path to success in the new world.
Industry watchers speculated that Google, which lobbied the FCC to adopt open access rules for the auction, was participating in the auction out of a sense of duty rather than a desire to win.
The strategy of adopting Open Access has allowed the journal to be included in PubMed Central, which has considerably increased the visibility of its valuable content.
