Sentence examples for downstream access from inspiring English sources

The technical term is downstream access.

This is called the access regime or downstream access regime.

It's at this point that we enter the bizarre world of "downstream access".

This is despite the fact that the Royal Mail is being made to subsidise its rivals through a process known as "downstream access".

The trick is that the Royal Mail is being systematically undermined by a form of hidden privatisation called downstream access, and then more privatisation being offered as the cure.

What this means is that TNT continues to use the Royal Mail's downstream access service in all but those 350,000 households, although in a recent press release it said it planned to increase the number of its postal employees to 20,000 in the next five years.

Thus, the conclusion implied by the sensitivity analysis that downstream floodplain access is more salient to bridge scour mitigation than access upstream is a direct result of this finding, and it is therefore likely that substituting a 2-D model would not substantively change the sensitivity analysis.

As health officials conducted tests, cities as far as 300km downstream lost access to drinking water.

AOL's service is one-way, which means that users only get downstream satellite access at speeds of 400 Kbps.

(Reuters) Steve Solomon and Jenny Price discuss the shortage (LA Times) Tribes in Kenya Wage Water War (In These Times) Downstream: Water Access and Sanitation News (Pulitzer Center) Water: The Epic Struggle for Wealth, Power, and Civilization (book by Steven Solomon).

The authors discovered that the activation of the Hsp70 gene lead to rapid loss of nucleosomes that 'freed' the gene and sequences further downstream for unobstructed access of the polymerase to initiate transcription.