Sentence examples for tremendous accessibility from inspiring English sources
"With Tom, you have this paradoxical tremendous accessibility as an actor and then this danger, where you just don't know what he's going to do," George Miller, who directed Hardy in this summer's "Mad Max," told The Times last year.
The two alkaline-earth metal oxides (such as CaO and MgO) draw the tremendous attention because of accessibility and favorable thermodynamics.
The case of ICT illustrates this structural coupling clearly, for in spite of tremendous developments (speed, volume, and accessibility) in electronic data processing, social actors remain dependent on interpretation and choice in order to exploit the technological capacities.
Resources have always had a tremendous impact on geopolitics, but resource accessibility by technological advancements has made this mix so volatile that tide turns very quickly and with wide ranging consequences.
The paper has the potential to bring much understanding of tissue reshaping, and defining the deformations and their contributions in terms of elongation (normal strain) rather than shear (shear strain) would represent a tremendous improvement to its presentation, rigor and accessibility.
"Even today ― despite the prevalence of female nudes in art museums, despite the accessibility to pornography ― there is still tremendous pressure on women to hide themselves, to be ashamed of whatever doesn't conform to societal standards of beauty and propriety," she said.
To prevent accessibility limitation, it may require additional axes for seam tracking, tremendous effort to introduce technical integration, regularly check the lens protection.
The analytical power of GIS holds tremendous value for public health reformers in uncovering and mapping socio-spatial disparities in health care accessibility, and monitoring the impact of policy initiatives aimed at reducing these [ 7, 8].
Accessibility is another draw.
