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For instance, The Financial Times, the British daily, on Tuesday introduced a mobile Web app that worked in a similar way as an iPad or iPhone app, but could be made accessible through a Web browser.
He trusts that what is literally intangible -- perhaps an aura of ancient passersby and ceremonial enactments -- can be made accessible through the tonalities, densities and illumination that he will, months later, cause to appear in his prints.
Outside the library systems, books will be made accessible through companies like Google who will make them discoverable.
Eziba.com is free of charge and open to anyone who signs up (or logs in with his Overstock.com credentials), but will not be made accessible through the Overstock.com homepage per se.
To be used at some level as design tools, this information cannot just be made accessible through visual representations but it needs to be embedded with intelligence and the capacity for intervention that allows it to be generative.
Once tested, effective interventions will be made accessible through patient organizations partnering with SPIN.
Older footage (useful, say, to show past gold medal wins) is back in the United States, having been made accessible through a robotic tape server for the first time.
For the purpose of analysis and health assessment of the transformers from a remote place, the computer is made accessible through network.
Reviews of the effectiveness of various methods of guideline dissemination show that the most predictable impact is achieved when the guideline is made accessible through computer-based and patient specific reminders that are integrated into the clinician's workflow.
In June 2008, archeo/volcanic directions and intensity data with increased metadata were made accessible through an updated data model in GEOMAGIA50.v2 (http://geomagia.ucsd.edu ., which included global data sets compiled for specific modeling purposes (Constable et al. 2000; Korte et al. 2005; Genevey et al. 2008; Donadini et al. 2009) and incorporated data from the AARCH project.
