Sentence examples for indication of access from inspiring English sources

The London group's report, though, gives no indication of access to the American intelligence assessment.

Figure 16 Optimized network with indication of access points (purple) and throughput requirements (red and green).

Figure 13 Original network with indication of access points (purple) and throughput requirements (red and green).

Figure 14 shows the reduced network: only six access points are needed to ensure the required coverage, instead of 27 in Figure 13. Figure 14 Reduced network with indication of access points (purple) and throughput requirements (red and green).

Figure 1 Measurement trajectories (green dots) on the second floor of the Zuiderpoort office building, drawn on floor plan with indication of access point (circle with dot) and predicted path loss with color code (red: PL < 60 dB, orange: 60 dB < PL < 75 dB, yellow: 75 dB < PL < 90 dB, green: PL > 90 dB). Figure 2 Measurement trajectories on the third floor of the Zuiderpoort office building.

40.8% of the surveyed slum dwellers reported having a regular source of livelihood, an indication of some access and connections to people with resources, power and influence.

Figure 1 shows these five measurement trajectories (green squares) with the indication of the access point (blue circle with dot) on the ground plan of (a part of) the second floor.

As an indication of this access link limitation, this scheme shows better performance for a scenario with three users per relay cell as compared to four users per relay cell as seen in Figure8.

An increased walking distance to a water source was found to be an indication of decreased access to latrine facilities and to piped water which characterized the rural kebeles in this study.

This begs the question whether such scarcity of information is an indication of underdeveloped access arrangements or a lack of proper communication of existing arrangements.

The percentage of hospital deliveries in the community is also an indication of the access to maternal and child health services in general.