Given the near-infinite accessibility of digital media, it suggests that what Walter Benjamin called the unique, mystical "aura" of an object of art in his seminal 1936 essay, "The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction," greatly diminished by the reproductive technologies of his time, is completely eradicated by ours.
With the near-ubiquitous accessibility of platforms like Instagram, the even playing field has given way for the creation of tiers within their ranks.
Increasing the number of midwives who can access CE in the near future, viability, accessibility and quality of learning modalities and teaching for distance education and e-learning, or learning subjects they want and need must be considered.
"Assuming we can continue our success on usability and (near) universal accessibility, SMS will play a much smaller roll, and we will eventually phase it out".
The development and accessibility of near patient molecular tests would help to direct the acute management of patients with diarrhoea in the GP surgery.
Hence, the greatest improvements in accessibility concentrate near HSR stations, whereas intermediate locations suffer from comparatively lower accessibility benefits.
Considering that it may be difficult to initiate a center tile displacement because of limited toehold accessibility near the interior of an array, 4 additional toeholds between the center tile and its neighbors were used to collectively initiate the reaction (Fig. 4a).
Lastly, our study design did not attempt to control for contextual or environmental factors, such as size of the family, availability of food outlets near home, or accessibility to specific types of beverages, all of which may influence fluid consumption practices.
In other words, medical clinics outside of Montreal should also contribute to accessibility of residents near the borders, but are not accounted for in this study.
Head Puritan and songwriter Jack Barnett has guided his band through three very disparate albums united by their near complete disregard for listener accessibility.
In this paper, we use qualitative inquiry to understand the complex and unequal landscapes of healthcare accessibility in the Near Eastside of Columbus, Ohio (USA).
