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MathTalk for the Visually Impaired will be available in a few months and will cost $300 to $500, Dr. Gray said.

In addition, designated-driver fees for the visually impaired will now be waived at all Avis locations.

In this way, people who are blind and visually impaired will learn to use these maps.

The concept is that the hearing impaired will be able to experience beats through this form of haptic feedback.

English cyclist Thornhill, who is visually impaired, will ride in the Para-cycling events, insisting she is just as athletic, just as skilful and just as determined as her able-bodied counterparts.

A future study in which MB function is impaired will reveal the functional importance of the MB neurons in visual information processing and provide important clues to elucidate the neural mechanisms of dance communication.

Preplanned subgroup analyses of patients who are classified as being cognitively intact versus cognitively impaired will be conducted.

Children who have experienced a previous PICU admission, or who are neurologically impaired will be excluded from the comparison group (as per the study group).

The hearing impaired will need special arrangements to receive warnings; the mobility impaired may require special assistance to reach shelter; and people with certain dietary needs must have appropriate food supplies.

I have been through enough of these crises to know that any event of this size, which threatens to impair liquidity, will make the Federal Reserve significantly more accommodative.

Hunger has forced generations into a cycle of poverty, and for children today the long-term impact will impair their ability to stay in school and seek employment.