Sentence examples for infrastructure accessible from inspiring English sources
In the Digital Civil Society Lab, she is examining digital civil society interactions with libraries and other cultural heritage institutions, and the relevant legal frameworks incentivizing distributed methods for building a content infrastructure accessible online.
At this stage in chemical informatics, therefore, we feel that CML as a mixture of explicit and implicit semantics provides a useful infrastructure accessible to a large number of implementers and users.
A pattern is emerging of hosting shared data resources and running analysis on scalable cloud computing infrastructure accessible through web service APIs.
The CONSTANCES general-purpose cohort is intended to serve as an epidemiological research infrastructure accessible to the epidemiologic research community with a focus on occupational and social factors, and on chronic diseases and aging.
It was designed as a general-purpose prospective cohort intended to serve as an open epidemiological research infrastructure accessible to the scientific community for conducting ancillary projects on a variety of research questions.
Scientific production all over the world follows the pattern of core-periphery relationships in which the contribution of the periphery, including developing regions like sub-Saharan Africa, is marginal and depends on structure and infrastructure accessible through collaborative projects lead by institutions and scientists from core regions in Western Europe and North America.
And it's why we need to make sure the country's entrepreneurial infrastructure is accessible to more businesses across the country.
In countries that lack basic infrastructure – an accessible transport network, a reliable legal system, a usable banking sector – phones enable people to create their own networks of ownership and exchange.
The infrastructure is accessible to all MAGNet investigators and their collaborators, as well as to external scientists through consulting engagements with the HICCC Biomedical Informatics Shared Resource or through hosted services agreements with C2B2.
The education fund, for example, includes non-profits like Teach For America, the KIPP Foundation, Jumpstart and iMentor and groups its chosen organizations into groups, like "Resources and Infrastructure" or "Accessible Education".
These changes are coming about because advances the Democrats have made in campaign technology have forged a path for the most unlikely of candidates to quickly build and deploy infrastructure long accessible to only a select few.
