Sentence examples for stability of access from inspiring English sources

BUT Mr. Hellmann dismissed the use of a temporary ramp by any business, pointing to requirements in the A.D.A. about the pitch and stability of access ramps.

That's why we're also now signing up local companies and organisations to a new charter which commits them to paying a living wage, fair contracts and stability of employment, access to training, support and development, and encourages staff to volunteer and give something back to the borough.

This may compromise the stability of staff access to the community at large in the comparison community.

The second paper, "Slotted Gaussian multiple access channel: stable region and role of side information" by V. Aggarwal and A. Sabharwal, studies the relationship between the Shannon capacity and queuing stability of the multiple access channel.

PMMA improves stability and allows ease of access if a second intervention if necessary.

The purpose of the present study was to compare primary stability of the two accesses for two different cage types with none, unilateral and bilateral supplemental posterior instrumentation.

Also, we propose two criteria to analyze the stability of finite-user random access with single-packet buffer3.

I-V measurements and statistical results indicate that the operating stability of ZnO resistive random access memory (ReRAM) devices is highly dependent on oxygen conditions.

Poor cyclic stability and low rate capability are two severe stumbling blocks for Co3O4-based anodes due to the insufficient structural stability of the electrode, difficult access of electrolyte to the electrode interior as well as dense structure.

To access stability of the Cu/CuCl2 RE, we examined the open circuit potential against a commercially available double-junction Ag/AgCl RE (MI-401F, Microelectrodes Inc). in saturated KCl solution (4.6 M at 20 °C) to accelerate electrode aging (see the Supporting Information).

Domestic manufacturing also does not guarantee greater stability in supply, a key component of access to medicines.