Until now, accessibility has been approached from a static perspective, even when variations in it depend on short term temporal changes in network function.
A number of factors may account for the steady rise--the elimination of Early Action decisions at Harvard, United States population demographics, and (until recently) the increasing accessibility of financial aid--but no matter which you might think is predominantly responsible, one thing is clear: the perceived value of four years at Harvard is higher than ever before.
The character of such a job-housing relationship led to minimal domestic research on the issue of job accessibility until the 1990s.
HOURS Lunch menu, Mondays through Fridays, noon to 3 p.m. Dinner menu, Mondays through Thursdays, all day until 10 p.m.; Fridays and Saturdays, until 11 p.m.; Sundays, until 9 p.m. Wheelchair accessibility: Street level.
RESERVATIONS -- Until 6 30 p.m. WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBILITY -- Nine short steps to the dining room; restrooms at same level.
Until assessment of the accessibility of e-government Web sites accounts for all of the relevant laws, the understanding of levels of accessibility and compliance will be incomplete.
While President Barack Obama initially seemed amenable to the standards -- in 2010, he named them among "the most important updates to the ADA since its original enactment" -- last year his administration quietly postponed consideration of new web accessibility standards until 2018.
Passengers will be able to leap on and off the city's 500-odd old-fashioned buses at least until a European directive on accessibility comes into force in (gasp) 2016.
This is particularly intriguing because until recently the brain's accessibility to various elements of immune system was considered limited due to the existence of the brain blood barrier (Mrass and Weninger, 2006).
When that time has arrived, tell your child that you are taking away all their personal electronics and accessibility to electronic devices until their room is clean.
