Sentence examples for exclusively access from inspiring English sources
In the framework of supervisory control of timed discrete event systems, this paper addresses the design problem of a real-time scheduler that meets stringent time constraints of periodic tasks and sporadic tasks which exclusively access shared resources.
And if you want your activity not to be tracked across the Web, you would have to essentially use a virtual private network, or VPN, every time you access the Internet, unless you exclusively access the Internet from public machines (such as those at a public library).
These questions are asked separately from the access to employer-sponsored health insurance variables and measure some combination of insurance access and take-up, and are thus not entirely comparable with results presented earlier which examine exclusively access to employer-sponsored health insurance.
According to this design, biasing the corresponding BL and WL nodes allows each cell to be exclusively accessed.
About 90% of locations were exclusively accessed by male IDUs, whereas the rest were accessed by IDUs of either sex.
About 82% of locations were exclusively accessed by male IDUs only, and rest was used by both male and female IDUs.
A fourth level is a secondary database schema exclusively accessed by the system administrator that stores information about whom, where and when an insertion, deletion or update through the web-based interface was performed.
Oxford and Cambridge should establish new colleges focusing exclusively on "access with excellence", in the tradition of Oxbridge colleges set up for women and recently persecuted religious minorities in the 19th century.
The report just published by the government's Migration Advisory Committee betrays a poor understanding of the importance of low-skilled migrant workers to the care sector, focusing almost exclusively on access for people on salaries of more than £30,000.
Under the plan Oxford and Cambridge universities could speed up their efforts to widen participation by opening new colleges focusing exclusively on "access with excellence", according to Adonis, the man credited as being the architect of Tony Blair's education reforms.
