Sentence examples for directly accessible at from inspiring English sources

The project, which went online last week and is also directly accessible at listeningadventures.org, presents the full 42-minute work, using colorful cartoons to illustrate the music's main themes.

The AMRS database was not directly accessible at the outlying clinics.

On one option, a property or state of affairs F is a justifier for agent S (at t) only if F is directly accessible to S at t. On the second option, a property or state of affairs F is a justifier for S at t only if F is a mental state of S at t.

Some of it we can notice if we engage in a little self-reflection, but much of it we simply cannot — it's not directly accessible to us at all.

Some of it we can notice if we engage in a little self-reflection, but much of it we simply cannot -- it's not directly accessible to us at all.

An important functional characteristic of the problem state resource is that its contents are directly accessible for the task at hand.

But processes used in the past are not mental states concurrent with the target belief, and are not, in general (if at all), directly accessible to an agent now.

Still, I and the rest of the world, six days after the first story broke, have little idea whether this AIM, Facebook Messenger, Paltalk conversation you and I are having is directly accessible to the U.S. government, which, at anytime — and whether or not anyone has clearance — can look at it (Hi guys?!).

The classic explanation of meaning, which links words to referent objects, does fail here because the objects the words relate to are, if existent at all, not directly accessible.

But, for this concern to be met, there will need to be conditions sufficient for justified faith that are 'internalist' that is, conditions whose obtaining is, at least indirectly if not directly, accessible to believers themselves.

The value of the density at some point in time is directly accessible by the solution of the original ODE extended by a single extra dimension (for the value of the density).