From Target's data breach that put a damper on last year's holiday season to Bebe's payment card data breach reported last week, we've seen countless examples of access management gone wrong.
Photographs are one tool to illustrate the diverse meanings and examples of "access" to urban settings today.
They offer examples of access inequity (limited coverage to patients from other Spanish autonomous communities, third party billing and lack of compensation) and pose questions on specific areas.
John Lott, a gun-rights analyst who runs Crime Prevention Research Center, sent us this calculation as an example of access to free public resources for books and computers: There are 80 public libraries and 95 public high schools in Chicago, within a city of about 230 square miles.
Fig. 5 Example of access privilege activation analysis.
Columns from left to right show examples of real access, printed photograph, mobile phone and tablet attacks.
Examples of digital access include the satellite-enabled GPS in vehicles and on citizens, traces left from online transactions processing and related demand-supply situations, online interactions (e.g. social media sites), numerous kinds of web sites, and online interactive data systems pertaining to crowd-sourcing.
Examples of limited access programs include The Florida State University Film School, the College of Communication and Information, the College of Nursing, Computer Science, most of the majors in the College of Education, several majors in the College of Visual Arts, Theatre and Dance and all majors in the College of Business.
Examples of programmatic access from the UNIX commandline for Gene Ontology classification of all genes in E. coli, as well as for specific set of genes of interest for possible Gene Ontology enrichment analysis, or KEGG BRITE enrichment analysis are also provided.
We now provide illustrative examples of programmatic access from the UNIX commandline for Gene Ontology classification of all genes in E.coli, as well as for specific set of genes of interest for possible Gene Ontology enrichment analysis, or KEGG BRITE enrichment analysis in the website, and it is also mentioned in the text.
For example, costs of access, lack of information and cultural barriers may present as barriers to utilisation [ 24].
