Sentence examples for service blind from inspiring English sources

All data will be double entered, using a reputable data entering service, blind as to participant group.

Braigo Labs is today launching a beta of its service to help blind and visually impaired people make sense of text on images.

Models also included control variables for age at application, gender, race, Hispanic origin, educational attainment, employment status when applying for VR services, primary disabling condition reported to the VR agency, type of VR agency from which the person is receiving services (blind versus other agency), an indicator for the VR agency, and an indicator for the year of application.

Parents were asked if their child had received help from any of a list of seven development support services: speech and language services; blind or low vision services; occupational of physical therapy; hearing services; programmes/ services for behavioural issues; programmes/ services for developmental issues; or mental health programmes/services.

The metaphor of ecosystem service may blind us to the complexity of the natural systems which underpin and produce services.

Which can I wrap up for you today?" It sounds ridiculous, but that's essentially how you've been shopping around for Internet service providers: blind as a bat, unless you want to trust their ads.

and compliments them with others whose sole qualification for service is blind loyalty (not competence for their particular assignment), this is what the country gets.

It also provides rehabilitation services to blind people, and helps reduce micronutrient malnutrition which can cause blindness and death in children.

Its editor Becky Gardiner was soon impressed by the way he captured a church service for blind-deaf people, conducted by signing into each other's hands.

Two venerable nonprofit organizations based in Manhattan that provide health care and rehabilitation services for blind and visually impaired people are merging, with the top officials of both groups raising the possibility of broad affiliations among similar local groups around the country.

He was knighted as a Knight Bachelor by King Edward VII in 1909, for his services to blind people.