Sentence examples for key access from inspiring English sources

This paper outlines the development of an alternative method for the measurement of access to primary care, based on combining the three key access elements of spatial accessibility (availability and proximity), population health needs and mobility.

"There is key access so unauthorized people will not wander onto the floors," said Robert R. Hinckley, a spokesman for Mr. Pataki.

More important, any of the attributes of a computerized catalog becomes a search key (access point) to the collection, surpassing the utility of the traditional card catalog.

What do I have to live for?" As powerful aftershocks damaged key access roads on Friday and hopes faded that more survivors would be found, the government declared Saturday a national day of mourning.

For monthly fees ranging from $50 to $175, members get a key; access to the space from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., seven days a week; and a standing invitation to any readings or events at the club.

A new Palestinian city waiting to be built needs Israeli agreement for a key access road, and that will probably now come, they said; more roadblocks and checkpoints can be removed and more responsibility handed over to Palestinian security forces.

"Using phones, wristbands or smartwatches as alternatives to room keys, access to on-site facilities or to control a room's air conditioning and TV are all relatively straightforward applications.

Other database systems with key-based access (like key-value stores, document databases, or column family stores) use range-based partitioning or consistent hashing to distribute data.

The only requirement here is that you need a key to access the API.

"In years past, the key was access to early, high-quality prenatal care," Dr. Ryan said.

North Wiltshire is also extending the network to allow key suppliers access for remote diagnostics and troubleshooting.