Sentence examples for is newly accessible from inspiring English sources
This period in Zola's life is newly accessible now that Nouveau Monde Editions has published 12 volumes of his complete works (another 9 are forthcoming), arranged in chronological order; the project is under the direction of Henri Mitterand and incorporates journalism and correspondence alongside the novels.
And now that after decades of construction, with its large cost overruns and charges of fraud, the Big Dig is finally done, replacing that hulking, traffic-clogged, elevated Central Artery with an underground highway, the North End, along with the waterfront, is newly accessible.
"Before it was maybe not as dangerous as now, but now we have more movement of people and children in areas that are newly accessible," Rzehak said.
Suede's newly released tracks.
Lastly, a study in which Chinook salmon were allowed to recolonize newly accessible habitat estimated that the RRS equaled 0.83 and 1.48 for males and females, respectively (Anderson et al. 2013).
Thus, the pivotal role of altered cell interactions with ECM becomes especially apparent in healing wounds or in invading tumors, where epithelial cells are confronted with other, newly accessible ECM molecules, their proteolytic fragments, or cleavage sites (neoepitopes) in the surrounding stroma [ 37– 40].
Glaringly omitted is any reference (as though it was taboo) to our vast newly accessible resources of natural gas, enough to last us more than a hundred years, and we are but at the initial stages of this evolving game changer.
Sea/river-type sockeye that are better able to persist in glaciated habitat and home less precisely than lake-type sockeye would be more likely to encounter newly accessible lake habitat, but lake-type sockeye would probably be better adapted for limnetic life in the new habitat.
These companies are among dozens around the world investing in new technologies to exploit shale gas, a controversial form of the fuel that has rejuvenated the gas industry because it is plentiful in supply and newly accessible due to technical advances in gas extraction known as "fracking".
