Construction trades jobs are perceived as accessible entry points for disadvantaged workers because they do not require a college degree but can provide, at least in the unionized sector, a career-track, middle-class job.
It is also to ensure accessible entry points for filmmakers and visual storytellers, as well as for the audiences.
The web portal was an accessible entry point for novice internet users, but the hodgepodge nature of the company – which changed its name to Yahoo! within a few months of launching – has persisted.
While "talk" might be an accessible entry point for the general public, it doesn't necessarily help those who experience facets of mental illness like hearing voices, which carry a heavier degree of stigma.
Furthermore, the interdisciplinary, cooperative approaches show great promise in improving student learning gains (as compared with traditional lecture style) and can serve as a more accessible entry point for nonscience majors to engage with and explore scientific investigation (McPhearson et al., 2008).
The course developed knowledge of bacteriophages and had a very accessible entry point, making it suitable for a wide range of student populations.
Kids' clothes, she says, "are a more accessible entry point into a brand".
The first had a diverse sample of thirty adults evaluate the pleasantness of 29 entry routes (twelve main, twelve retrofitted, and, as deflectors, five accessible entries for new buildings).
The Center for Muslim Life is completely locked and not accessible for entry after 10 00 pm. 21.
Clutch size was determined for accessible nests.
Transfer by electric pulses is obtained when an external electric field transiently destabilises the membrane rendering the cells accessible for cDNA entry [10].
