Sentence examples for impair internet from inspiring English sources
Others, including online retailers and technology companies, say taxation of online transactions could impair Internet commerce -- particularly during the current recession.
A government might significantly impair Internet connectivity by shutting down large providers, but there would still be a deep pool of persistent paths to the global Internet.
However, disruptions that impair Internet service operations and infrastructure investments will slow this progress toward ever higher speeds – affecting consumer satisfaction and online services – which brings us to Title II and net neutrality.
In particular, the network will: (1) expand advanced high speed wireless Internet access in the U.S., (2) allow consumers to utilize any lawful applications, content and devices without blocking, degrading or impairing Internet traffic and (3) engage in reasonable and competitively-neutral network management.
RNC is involved in the RoboBraille project which allows visually impaired Internet users to have text translated into Braille and MP3 audio format via email.
The following are examples of non-qualified expenditures: coin-operated telephones, systems that are used to communicate business listings to the hearing or visually impaired or virtual Internet malls.
Dr. von Ahn has created a more secure version of audio captchas used by the visually impaired in surfing the Internet with screen readers.
Within this framework, it is possible that long-time Internet gaming could impair VTA NAcc connectivity.
One neat startup I spotted called Aipoly built a free object-recognition iPhone app for the visually impaired that doesn't require Internet access to function.
By providing fluent spoken access to local and remote electronic information, the system opens up the wealth of information available on the Internet to visually impaired users.
When combined with Linux running on low-cost PC hardware, Emacspeak/Linux provides a reliable, stable speech-friendly solution that opens up the Internet to visually impaired users around the world.
