Sentence examples for materials are accessible from inspiring English sources

"You do walk a fine line, making sure your materials are accessible, while being respectful of community standards," said Alice Knapp, a former president of the Connecticut Library Association.

Importantly, all functional materials are accessible in a direct fashion.

All these materials are accessible at any time after they have been posted.

Highly thermally stable materials are accessible by appropriate adjustment of reaction conditions and the molar ratio of the reactants.

The software library Phya [12, 13] (online materials are accessible from http://www.cse.dmu.ac.uk/~dylan/) has been developed to meet these requirements and includes a range of audio processes that address the limitations cited in the last section.

The meeting agenda and presenters names may be accessible on the AAPS website (https://goo.gl/uBMsQX) and most presentation materials are available on the AAPS Past Presentations website (https://www.aaps.org/annual-meeting-and-conferences/past-meeting-presentations) although the presentation materials are accessible by password to registered attendees of the workshop.

Effective dissemination requires that these materials be accessible to all interested faculty.

Concerns about "overblocking" - preventing access to sites which children might need to access, for example for sex education - or "underblocking", in which sites with inappropriate material are accessible - have led to intense debate about the benefits and drawbacks of filtering and whether parents should be able to choose for themselves what sites are allowed or blocked.

The nano-structural features (e.g. surface status) of the etched material are accessible using an atomic level stochastic approach.

When schools want to download educational packages, they can go straight there and the material is accessible directly from the classroom.

Indeed, the fact that material is accessible to processes does not entail that it actually has a feel, that there is "something it's like," to be conscious of that material.