Sentence examples for more accessible use from inspiring English sources

He said it would enable the museum to "make better and much more accessible use of our objects for display and research, and to create inspirational learning and volunteering opportunities".

It's a slightly more accessible use of the technique employed by John Cage on his piece "As Slow As Possible," the slowed down performance of a song that began in 2000 and will come to an end in 2640.

Keeping these principles in mind can make them more accessible: Use clear and designated column headings.

The Holocaust memorial Yad Vashem in Jerusalem and other museums are trying to make exhibits more accessible, using individual stories and special effects.

In particular she has tackled the area of classical music, trying to broaden the scope of what Lincoln Center includes and to make the presentations more accessible, using video, for example.

A high difficulty level being traditional to the Strike series, the team did not wish to alienate long-term fans by making Nuclear Strike directly easier, but instead more accessible, using such devices as the new radar, a new compass indicating the direction of the next objective and a "a lot more visual and audible clues".

28 This current study's assessment protocol aims to be more accessible using tools that are relatively inexpensive and adaptable to the clinical setting.

Gore, who was then asked to add a few more words to his speech, stated: "It is time to reinvent the Internet for all of us to make it more robust and much more accessible and use it to reinvigorate our democracy".

Thanks to the Internet, information has never been more accessible, so use tools such as LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter.

However, small cells can be particularly prone to failures (due to its more accessible hardware, use of non-dedicated backhaul, etc).

The brain slice method has recently been further developed for high-throughput, making it more accessible for use by pharmaceutical companies [ 18].