Corporate bosses are horrified by the risk the referendum would represent to their access to the single market; yet they are so united in disdain for the leader of the Labour Party, Ed Miliband, that most seem relaxed about it.
The Museum represented to me access and autonomy; the University gave even the freshest of undergraduate students the opportunity to use the same resources as the most senior faculty members.
It was a practice that represented opportunities to access plenty in the context of little.
Gaming represents access to recreation, to cultural life, and to socializing.
Briefly, various indicators can be constructed to represent access to care (e.g., proportion of patients admitted from the emergency department (ED) vs. from another hospital unit, time since either entry to ED or admission to another unit and admission to GEMU).
The functional characteristics of components of the ERP are well understood, and some components represent processing that may differ uniquely from individual to individual such as the N400 component, which represents access to the semantic network.
The LUXO token represents access to an exciting new venture that aims to combat the fake luxury goods market, which costs the global economy more than $2 trillion a year and is constantly growing.
To most, capital is money, but in truth capital merely represents access to human, physical and mechanical inputs that are limited in nature.
For Abdu, a university-educated immigrant who is in South Africa illegally, Julie represents access to power and influence and money; she offers a chance, he hopes, to obtain permanent resident status, an opportunity perhaps to change the circumstances of his life.
The lack of a widely agreed measurement method to represent patient access to primary care services will make it impossible for practices to compare their response to patient demand with any degree of certainty.
