Sentence examples for communicates availability from inspiring English sources

The app locates nearby bike stations and communicates availability, maps out bike paths and helps with navigation.

Bringg, fresh off its $12 million Series B earlier this year, tells TechCrunch it's helping Walmart by offering the retailer the ability to optimize driver schedules, automatically dispatch orders, and allow drivers to communicate their availability.

Workshops, follow-up field-days on participating properties, free one-on-one on-property advice, and NRM guides that include detailed case-study accounts of landowner experiences are important means of communicating the availability, administrative requirements and benefits of support programmes to small-scale lifestyle landowners.

In retrospect, husbands communicated their availability through expressions such as "its okay," or through actions such as taking the day off work, or even when he was directive in stating, "take your pill".

The increase is notable since it requires a community-wide approach: more programming must be available, availability must be communicated, and barriers to participation must be removed.

He added that "rollout dates will be communicated nearer to availability" — and provided the following Nokia statement.

Communicating openness and availability was seen as an essential ingredient in spiritual and existential care.

Patients were eligible if they met the following inclusion criteria: a clinical diagnosis of hypertension; conscious (capable of effective oral communication without help); age between 40 and 75 years; completed primary school or higher education; able to communicate with educators; availability to participate in assigned health education activities.

The inclusion criteria for the patients were: (1) renal dysfunction and undergoing haemodialysis using catheters for vascular access; (2) willingness to participate in the study, intellectual competence and ability to communicate; and (3) availability of all records of previous vascular access for haemodialysis.

Mobile phones can spread the message: The prevalence of mobile phones in sub-Saharan Africa has already been used to good effect employing SMS to communicate the times and availability of vaccination stations in rural communities.

Caring and compassionate ones, who take time to communicate their willingness and availability to help, will help you flourish where you thought there was no chance.