Sentence examples for characterized the availability from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Adrian Benepe, the parks commissioner, characterized the availability of Tavern, as it is known, as "a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for an entrepreneur to play an active role in shaping the face of New York City".

First, defining neighborhoods according to administratively defined boundaries may not always reflect meaningful neighborhood boundaries, especially for area-based measures that characterize the availability of neighborhood socioeconomic characteristics.

At the cue-conflict exposures and during the experiments under clear skies we measured the patterns of skylight polarization by full-sky imaging polarimetry in order to characterize the availability of polarized skylight to the birds at exposure.

Many pharmaceutical industry environments are characterized by the availability of large amounts of data deriving from developmental or production activities.

In our discussion we focus on recent schemes for shock/blast wave attenuation, characterized by the availability of reliable measurements (notably pressure and optical diagnostics) as well as high-resolution numerical simulations.

As hot deserts are extreme habitats characterized by the availability of solar energy with a nearly complete absence of organic life and water, space technology achievements in designing closed ecological systems may be applicable to the design of sustainable settlements in the deserts.

The 21st century is characterized by the availability of abundant information, advanced technology, a rapidly changing society, greater convenience in daily lives, and keener international competition.

Rumen Ciliate species live an anaerobic enviroment that is characterized by the availability of a rich source of plant polymers.

This is one of the most formidable challenges of modern biology characterized by the availability of huge amount of high throughput measurements.

This rise in weight may be influenced by the "obesogenic" environment of the US, characterized by the availability of energy-dense, palatable, inexpensive foods and limited opportunities for physical activity [ 23- 26, 29, 30].

To characterize the international availability of infertility services.