Sentence examples for more accessible reference from inspiring English sources

RealSense gives spatial and contextual awareness to headsets, and Alloy gives hardware manufacturers a more accessible reference to integrate the tracking tech into their own products.

The book by Wolf [ 29] is a more accessible reference at a basic level that gives formulas and procedures for simple studies.

This approach assumes that the more accessible a referent is within a discourse, the less overt coding it will be given, hence that highly accessible antecedents will be referenced with zero anaphora, less accessible antecedents with (overt) pronouns, and very weakly accessible referents with the use of a full NP.

You'll find important information will be more accessible and your references will be at your fingertips.

To make the film more accessible to American audiences, references to "quid" (a British slang term for the pound sterling) were also changed during post-production.

According to the site, the purpose of "The Office" Time Machine is to challenge the current state of copyright laws by proving that popular culture is utilized, but not stolen, by artists to make new work more accessible to consumers by referencing things they know and love.

The present study represents an important first step in making identifications more accessible by assembling a DNA barcode reference sequence library for nearly half of the ornamental fish species imported into North America.

The emergence of more accessible electronic and web-based bibliographic and reference tools has greatly improved access to publication outputs.

New ways to track down coveted pieces are myriad with many galleries also launching online stores, auction houses and references online making art buying more accessible and affordable.

They ooze cultural references both high and low, some more accessible to non-Italians than others; feature opulent settings and emblematic popular songs; and often star glamorous, aging actresses and singers.

References in parentheses are to this more accessible edition.