Sentence examples for into accessibility from inspiring English sources
You're right if you think it's a political movement into accessibility, accountability and transparency.
Our study should provide some new insights into accessibility research and advance the understanding of unequal park provision in developing countries.
That's kind of how I got into accessibility controllers, because I'm like, "Oh, this is interesting," and kind of an interesting challenge.
Zuckerberg says Facebook has invested $1 billion into accessibility initiatives over the last few years, though they've mostly focused on connecting people to its own service.
Transport poverty does not always have to translate into accessibility poverty, for instance in case a person manages to reach key destinations with minimal physical mobility (e.g., if she is living in a dense, mixed-use, environment).
Moreover, even if a person manages to gain access to destinations without a high level of mobility, it is highly likely that transport poverty will translate into accessibility poverty at some point in a person's life, for instance when a person's circumstances or plans of life change and a significant level of mobility becomes necessary to access key destinations.
Walking time to water source may be an incomplete measure of water access, as it does not take into account accessibility of household water to the child [13].
Geographic access was analysed by separating the concept into its accessibility and mobility dimensions.
DXMS has verified the multi-domain architecture of D-AKAP2 implied by sequence homology and has provided unique insight into the accessibility of the PKA binding site.
We have Windows XP, the earlier version of the operating system, and it is easy to click into the accessibility options, which do not include speech recognition, through the control panel.
This study proposes a method to tackle this challenge, incorporating the constant-elasticity-of-substitution function, with a parameter on the preference for diversity, into the accessibility indicator of the two-step floating catchment area method (2SFCA).
