Sentence examples for refers to the availability from inspiring English sources

Facilitating conditions refers to the availability of time, money and technological resources for technology adoption.

The second (alternative) refers to "the availability of employment elsewhere on comparable terms.

Cloud computing refers to the availability of resources through an on-demand system.

The term m-commerce refers to the availability of commerce capabilities through wireless devices.

The material dimension: It principally refers to the availability of goods like raw materials, agricultural land or woody biomass.

Regarding the two outlined mechanisms we assume that effects of regional unemployment point in the same direction: The effect for the demand for apprentices refers to the availability of dual training.

In neither statute did Congress refer to the availability of punitive damages.

"It's tapped out," one of the people briefed on the situation said, referring to the availability of more money.

"We have seen more and more of this, especially in areas where inventory is so limited," said Melissa Cohn, chief executive of the Manhattan Mortgage Company, referring to the availability of apartments.

Handiness and unhandiness refer to the availability of one's "resources"—material, emotional, intellectual and spiritual.

The differences are highlighted by referring to the availability and importance of the data types on the particular OSN but also by pointing out existing privacy implications and user control mechanisms.