The legal headaches wrought by the Nissan Taxi of Tomorrow — criticized since its inception for being neither a hybrid nor wheelchair-accessible (unless modified) — may not disappear with the cab itself.
The council said this data must be made accessible unless there were well-founded reasons for not doing so, such as intellectual property rights or security or privacy issues.
The multiple courses of Death Wind, Port Town, and Red Canyon have a pathway that is not accessible unless the player is on another iteration of those tracks, which then in turn closes the path previously available.
Since protection against Brucella is dependent on TLR9 and Myd88 [41], [41] and, since unmethylated CpG is not accessible unless envelopes are breached, then the toughness of the Brucella envelope should play an important role in the stealthy behavior.
Consequently, these plans could not be reviewed unless they were accessible in the patients' records, which was not always the case.
As in the case of housing-related environmental health risks, the fact cannot be avoided that "even the most accurate and precise hazard assessment protocols provide little or no benefit to communities at risk unless they are accessible, easy-to-use, and relatively low cost" (Ryan and Farr 2002).
Often flawless, they are found in a number of places here in the central Mohawk Valley and — for quantity, quality and accessibility — in few other places, unless one considers Tibet and Afghanistan accessible.
When your prescription opioid source gets cut off, unless they're offered accessible, affordable and acceptable treatments, the transition to heroin is very intuitive," she says.
"No matter how effective security technologies are, people will not use them unless they become more accessible and easier to understand.
The judge even stopped the city from auctioning any new permits or medallions unless they are all accessible and until a plan is approved by the court.
Sir Steve Bullock, Lewisham's mayor and London Councils' executive member for housing, is pessimistic about an overall loss of social housing being avoided and points out that unless replacement homes are accessible to such as the rising numbers in temporary housing in his borough "it will just make things worse".
