Indeed, ( {IA}_i^1 ) corresponds to the inverse of the change in time access, thereby contributing to productivity increases with values greater than 1.
Access to full papers is expensive but 'just-in-time' access satisfies researchers' needs and keeps costs down as compared to 'just-in-case' subscriptions.
The goals of Citability.org, another effort to address these issues, calls for the replication of all government documents for point-in-time access.
The use of the device as a resource providing 'just-in-time' access to reliable information which enhanced the efficiency of patient care was a further theme.
So those locked up behind paywalls pose a problem — although the team hopes to convince paid journals to partner with it in time, to help unlock access to more science.
Given the scope, we acknowledge that it is a snap-shot in time of access to primary care of a homeless population in one particular socio-political context.
Her day finished a little after 6 30, and she gathered her belongings, caught a cab and made it home in time to shower and watch "Access Hollywood" while her mother made dinner.
In addition, for each data set, we generated 5,000 queries and calculated the corresponding access time and tune-in time to evaluate access efficiency and power conservation.
There is no judicial oversight or requirement that domestic law enforcers prove a suspicion of a crime being committed in order to get permission to access metadata and in 2011-12 it was accessed 293,501 times according to the Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act annual report.
This work applies average tune-in time and average access time as the performance measurement.
You can renew the safety credentials on-line and if you send the updated certificate to the clean room staff in time, your access will be renewed seamlessly.
