For example, permit applications for developed land uses are generally required to document accessibility of utilities and suitable road access.
The obtained results indicate that our proposal outperforms the others in terms of document accessibility, delay and generated traffic load.
It can be combined with other assistive technology applications, such as screen readers, to provide document accessibility through the acoustic modality to those with print disability.
The intersection of these two logics (designer - maker) with logic "learner", helped us to identify the levers and the constraints of the e-learning document accessibility and to propose the possible solutions for improvement.
In Namibia, the District Health Survey (DHS), documented accessibility of adequate housing, water, sanitation, specific health services, including facilities as well as inequities in health status relative to socio-economic conditions, literacy and age.
This study documented availability and accessibility of water and correspondence with state and federal policy and accreditation standards in child care centers.
Often, advances in software technology have not been exploited, and plans remain as text documents whose accessibility is very limited.
It has been documented that accessibility to LBP information, services and training was more limited in rural country towns compared to metropolitan areas in Western nations, and it is likely this situation is mirrored in China [ 65].
In Brazil in June, at the 64th Fifa congress, 10 key development principles were approved – Dodd worked on this crucial document, focusing on accessibility and opportunity for women in football.
Documented changes in accessibility result from a complex interaction of driving forces that initiate or influence change.
These included, for example, changes to: the content and wording of the survey participant introductory email, to ensure understandability and a 'user-friendly' format; the instructions/explanations provided in the survey documents to improve accessibility; the survey questions to improve their relevance and appropriateness, including the identification of potentially problematic questions.
