Sentence examples for place accessibility from inspiring English sources

With its high place accessibility, Flushing provides (im migrants with a plethora of ethnic mobile resources, as well as social networks and community resources.

The main limitations of these works is that they analysed relatively small geographic areas (e.g., single neighbourhoods) and focused on single aspects of the urban environment (e.g., place accessibility) despite the fact that urban form is, by definition, the interplay of multiple elements and these should be thus studied together to best capture the socio-economics of city neighbourhoods.

The Commission's recommendations offer practical solutions that range from polling place accessibility, the availability of early voting, and the adoption of user-friendly voting technologies.

(The DOJ is responsible for enforcing the ADA and issues the very guidelines for polling place accessibility that are used to determine whether a polling place is ADA-compliant).

A relational model (or Kripke model) is a structure $\cal M$$=$$ $(W, R, v $, where $W$ is a non-empty set of information states, $R$ is a two-place "accessibility" relation on $W$, and $v$ is a valuation function.

The first place variable, "Accessibility and Activity Level," measures the ease of access and the potential level of activity around the stations.

An analysis of these narratives identified eight place meanings (accessibility, site attributes, variety, social interactions, mecca, learning, exploration, and escape) which were grouped into three dimensions (physical site, social, and experiential).

(Patient 2) Some reported that the specific method of delivery is less important and more emphasis should be placed on accessibility.

The value women placed on accessibility of the helpline at the time they most needed it parallels the findings of Hoddinott and colleagues [ 24], who explored the infant experiences of women and their significant others from pregnancy until six months after birth.

Leeds-based ongoingorth's ongoing work to widen its audience has been recognised with a place on the accessibility shortlist, while Welsh National Opera feature in the chorus category; their co-production of Under Milk Wood, by John Metcalf, premiered at Swansea's Taliesin arts centre, is also one of six operas nominated in the world premiere category.

The NCEPOD report emphasises the need for rapid referral and assessment structures for potential febrile neutropenia to be in place, and for accessibility to all patients at risk.