A is for access In a system of universal healthcare that everyone should have equal access to, the founding principle of the NHS should always remain its cornerstone feature.
The cornerstone feature of the new mobos is the ScreenDUO, a secondary display that allows users to view important system information without having to start the PC.
As part of a plan to create a social network based around Dota 2, Gabe Newell announced in April 2012 that the game would be free-to-play, with player contributions to the community being a cornerstone feature.
Given that impaired autonomic regulation is a cornerstone feature of Rett syndrome (37, 38), we assessed whether these thermoregulatory deficits would also be rescued by delayed Mecp2 reactivation.
The famed contemporary-music choir from Philadelphia performs in the Metropolitan Museum's majestic Medieval Sculpture Hall, the cornerstone of a program that also features music by such composers as James MacMillan, Kenneth Leighton, and Jonathan Dove.
In this workflow, testing algorithms with real vehicles is a cornerstone step in developing new intelligent features for future transportation systems.
The cornerstone of the show is a weekly feature called "Web Redemption" where Tosh offers subjects of particularly embarrassing viral videos a chance to re-create the humiliating experiences with a different ending.
Linking screening and assessment information to offender case plans is a cornerstone of the Risk-Need-Responsivity principle, a feature of evidence-based correctional programming (Andrews et al. 1990).
After all, feature phones have long been a cornerstone of the company's business model, even in those final years as it flirted with Windows Phone, before allowing that division to be swallowed up by Microsoft entirely.
The cornerstone was laid on Nov 12 , 1912 at a ceremony featuring well known orator and presidential candidate William Jennings Bryan and James A. Tanner.
