Sentence examples for more accessible which from inspiring English sources

It makes visual knowledge more accessible, which benefits us all.

The linkage of urban planning and the dynamics of regional ecosystem services value (ESV) allows sustainable aims more accessible, which is increasingly interested by researchers.

(One reason given by the Pentagon for the U.S. incursion into Cambodia in 1969 was to capture buried arms, causing the Nixon aide Len Garment to ask, "Can you check a cache?") In usage by the new lingo, information is cached by placing it closer to the user to make it more accessible, which also places less strain on limited computer and network resources.

Voters in seven states and the District of Columbia have endorsed the medical benefits of marijuana through referendums, but many government officials balk at making the drug more accessible, which they say would be the first step in making it available for general use.

Having struggled with corruption and low public satisfaction in public services, Argentina is set to invest in collecting and opening data to make information on policy and programmes evaluations more accessible, which will encourage innovation among service providers, improve transparency and therefore help modernise its public sector.

Artificial Intelligence has never been less expensive or more accessible, which means most companies don't have a reason not to adopt it in at least some form.

But open publication makes research more widely accessible, which is a public good in its own right.One problem open access brings is a shift in incentives.

Strongly temperature-dependent KIEs are thought to be the signature of these promoting vibrations, the argument being that when the temperature is increased, smaller donor acceptor distances become more easily accessible, which reduces the importance of tunneling and consequently decreases the KIE [73].

"We think people deserve access to better kitchen tools at far more accessible prices, which is exactly what our project is: a single, high quality chef's knife sold at an honest price".

Threats to achieving desired masculinity representations are reported to fuel in men intensified efforts to prove that they (can) meet the grade; alternatively, men redirect their focus to more accessible versions which they still proceed to enact to extremes (20, 21, 28, 54).

"Panorama," also translated by Filkins, is more straightforward and accessible, which is not to say that it lacks art.