Called "Total Access," the infomercial stresses what Mr. McCartin called the Indy League's strengths: "access, value and a great product," meaning that the races are "exciting," that average ticket prices -- about $35 -- are reasonable and that fans are encouraged to meet the racers and the pit crews.
She added that all BA staff are given "top strength repellent", access to anti-malarial tablets and medical advice before flying to at-risk countries.
Hence, no other known energy source could compete with solar irradiation in terms of strength and access to the whole of the Earth's surface.
An additional strength was access to information on current and/or previous history of MD and/or GAD, which made it possible to study the influence of these disorders at the baseline of this study.
Indeed, no other known energy source could compete with the UV component of the solar irradiation either in ability to serve simultaneously as both selective and driving force, or in continuity, strength, and access to the whole surface of Earth.
The main strengths are access to retinal photography screening data, information about DR category in the patients' clinical records, use of a population based database, and sample size.
Other strengths included access to complete clinical cost data on all patients across the primary health service, Medicare and PBS administrative data as well as the inclusion of informal care.
Pinter's literary strength — his easy access to his own turbulent internal climate — has also been his public weakness.
Although his characters might ultimately be unknowable, she says Sheen's strength is ready access to his emotions.
Tech firms fear that lowering their encryption strength or allowing access to their servers, source coded or encryption keys will introduce new attack vectors that could be used against them and possibly expose their own data to hackers and espionage.
