Sentence examples for extended access from inspiring English sources

The government has committed to another year of extended access despite dubious benefits of the first wave.

There are techniques and precedents for the commission to be extended access to critical information without compromising security.

Expensive extended access is not likely to be sustainable, and my concern is where is this money likely to be diverted from?

But there have been many more disappointing outcomes from the extended access schemes with many areas discontinuing the pilots early or cutting their hours.

Extended access also reduces cover during the week – we only have to look at the proposed junior doctor contract where too few doctors are being asked to stretch over seven days, leaving what they fear are dangerous rota gaps.

The change is manifest in Hunter Davies' brilliant and seminal football book of 1972, The Glory Game, a chronicle – updated and still in print – of the writer's extended access to Bill Nicholson's Tottenham Hotspur team.

Each MTC device shall be capable to support the extended access barring (EAB) scheme defined in 3GPP TS 22.011 [22.011

A second principle is to seek an extended access to these new e-Learning paradigms beyond the physical educational campus, through their incorporation into virtual campuses.

Extended Access Control (EAC) is a security mechanism specified to allow only authorized Inspection System (IS) to read sensitive biometric data such as fingerprints from e-passports.

The values of all known parameters for extended access mode of IEEE 802.11g radio assuming homogeneous network and extended rate physical layer are given in Table 1.

Subjects were then assigned to either a brief-access (1 h/day) or an extended-access condition for an additional 10 days.