Sentence examples for driven access from inspiring English sources

Facets for chemical reactions, chemical entities or topics combined with an underlying ontology thus allow a semantic driven access to documents.

If socially driven access defines the future of audio, there is potentially significant value for enabling tools that bridge audio content into social platforms and possibly even new social platforms that are anchored in audio.

However, it is worth noting that the findings on SES disparities are consistent with studies from countries with more equitable health systems (less socio-economically driven access barriers) including Australia [ 41] and Denmark[ 42].

The system provides voice-driven access to railway timetable for the major Italian and some European cities.

To tackle these limitations, in this paper, we propose a dynamic, transparent and privacy-driven access control mechanism for textual messages published in OSNs.

They exhibit efficiency gains over reference methods, by exploiting the content dependencies and correlated community-driven access patterns of the clients.

In this paper we tackle the digital exclusion problem in developing and remote locations by proposing Imola, an inexpensive learning-driven access mechanism for multi-hop wireless networks that operate across TV white-spaces (TVWS).

With this supply-driven approach, access to health care has been improved significantly but the gap between delivery and demand is still wide.

These cases can be addressed with either a proactive application-driven or a reactive access network-driven approach (Figs. 3 and 4).

The main component of the data layer is the ontology-driven data access that is used for accessing external repositories ("archives, scientific collection, museums, art galleries, visual arts") and connecting them to the composition layer of the architecture.

Lessons learned from a data-driven college access program: The National College Advising Corps.