Sentence examples for portal access from inspiring English sources

According to InterMedia data, that's a runner-up 27% market share among subscribers who have the portal access.

Whilst it is well known that an electrometer should not be irradiated (even to scattered radiation), often small kilovoltage or orthovoltage rooms do not have a portal access for an electrometer to go outside.

The cornerstones of GIRO operations are the Digital Ionogram Data Base (DIDBase) with a Web portal access at http://ulcar.uml.edu/DIDBase/, and the expert-level platform-independent software client "SAO Explorer" with read/write access to DIDBase over the Internet.

Only 20percentt indicate that their organization offers patients portal access to online services [ 48].

However, at the end of study, all participants (control and intervention) will be offered portal access for a maximum of 12 months.

Murray et al. [ 19] compared an interactive voice response system (IVR), an internet portal, and a waiting room portal access computer for patient-entered family health history.

Co-produced by JJ Abrams, it stars James Franco as Jake, an English teacher and lapsed writer (a King staple) who's lured into a dying diner owner's scheme to stop Lee Harvey Oswald assassinating John F Kennedy in 1963, via a time portal, accessed Narnia-style at the back of a closet, with only two minutes passing in real life, however long he's there.

According to the Nintendo Channel an online portal accessed through the Wii that is currently tracking some 1.3 million consumers the average amount of time spent with the game is 15 hours and 41 minutes over 12 sessions.

To compare China to more traditional global health donors, project-level data from CRS (activity codes 120 140, plus 160.64) were also obtained for the years 2000 2012 from the OECD web portal (accessed March 1 , 2014.

On May 9 of this year, a consortium of institutions from Harvard and the Smithsonian to The Atlas of Living Australia began compiling The Encyclopedia of Life, which one day will provide single-portal access to all knowledge of living organisms.

These are web portals accessed though a shortcut, which basically means you're at the mercy of the web browser — which is called Chrome, but clearly isn't your desktop's Chrome.