MR. COLLINS is often called accessible, because his poems appeal to those who find many poets inscrutable.
Cab riders in New York City seeking a wheelchair-accessible taxi have recently begun hailing them virtually, using a service called Accessible Dispatch.
Mohs surgery, however, is usually used to treat only what are called accessible cancers that appear on the outside of the body and has not been widely used against those developing on internal organs.
Several analysts predict that Burberry, a brand that the company's chief executive, Rose Marie Bravo, calls "accessible luxury," will report similar increases this week when it announces its third-quarter results.
A third lab, STAT Analysis of Chicago, found extremely low or not detectable levels both of total lead and of what is called "accessible" lead, or the lead a child could ingest by sucking or chewing on the bib.
By yoking together the craftsy movement that brought countless Mason jars of homemade pickles to Brooklyn pantries and the academic fetishism that gives rise to corduroy clubs and literary blogs, the schoolhouse offers what it calls "accessible, community-driven, crowd-sourced education".
Apps are categorized by need, including vision, hearing, speech, and what Apple calls "Accessible Home with Siri".
That's where a new app called GroupCall comes in — developed by the folks over at Parlor, GroupCall aims to make coordinating secure conference calls accessible for folks who just want something that works.
