Sentence examples for has a direct access from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Whitman insists that she has a direct access to the president whenever she needs it.

When an attacker has a direct access to a victim DNS resolver it can repeat the cache poisoning attack and trigger arbitrary number of requests at will.

The motor cortex is the only region of the cerebello-thalamo-cortical circuit that has a direct access to the spinal cord, and therefore it seems plausible that activity in this area drives the tremor.

Finally, some of the LANs have a direct access to the Internet and share it with other users that are not equipped with it.

The sorbed metal may be located either in the extracellular region outside of the cytoplasm or bound to the cell wall, and ions have a direct access to the cell wall since mosses do not discriminate HM ions [8].

The advantages of such databases and third party testing bodies are that firstly it allows more direct and unbiased benchmarking of different algorithms, and secondly it increases trustworthiness of the performance report, since developers do not have a direct access to the database for tuning algorithm's parameters to adapt to the database.

Costume dramas have been critical to this exploration since they provide a staging of history and suggest that one can have a direct access to the past.

It is build up and used on an ongoing basis by the network of regional pharmacovigilance centres, which have a direct access to the data.

This resulted from a variety of reasons related to policy (e.g. until the summer of 1997, it had been decided that regional officers would not have a direct access to the central information systems FINSYS and PERSYS), costs, the upcoming implementation of a new organisation-wide financial management software and the development of a number of "temporary" solutions to fill the gap.

An imaging application that has a direct memory access (DMA) controller to move large amounts of data around will not need as much processor horsepower as one that has to move the data in software.

Insure Congress has a direct line of access to its voters: check to see if it is behind any closed doors, or in the path of items that may interfere with its signal, such as money.