In terms of the process employed, in the first instance, the participants were asked to access and browse the custom site that we had developed using the MIT SIMILE open source software package, based on our content analysis of internet webpages.
There may be pragmatic safety and security reasons for limiting what is publicly viewable at any point in time, or where the photographing vehicles were not logistically able to access in the first instance.
The content of these agreements routinely reflects the unequal bargaining power of the parties, arising in the first instance from differences in market size: access to the US market (for instance) is more significant for a small economy like Ecuador or Guatemala than its domestic markets will ever be to the US or European Union.
In the first instance, we chose the classes which could be accessed directly and, in this fashion, we would acquire the class navigation diagram.
Instead, the threat Aereo poses to the law is that users can "gain access to copyrighted content in the first instance — the same service that cable companies have traditionally provided".
Students were encouraged to contact advocates in the first instance if they had problems, and advocates had direct access to staff for more complex queries.
Integrating these data across different scales of space and time is certainly a challenge but so too is getting access to this data in the first instance [ 17].
National and regional researchers wanting to access the Registry will need to approach North Thames DeNDRoN in the first instance.
Access to this service was strictly controlled, in the first instance by regional microbiologists, due to its cost and the need to balance availability with the scale of the challenge.
Second, geographical and financial constraints mean there has been nowhere else for patients with serious mental illness to access a service other than through the North Wales Asylum in the first instance and the services of the North West Wales Trust latterly.
