Sentence examples for visible access from inspiring English sources
Many of the animals have no visible access to water," it said.
"We're not necessarily doing something different, we're just attaching an educational component to it, providing visible access to the public," said Elizabeth Broun, director of the Smithsonian American Art Museum.
That said, the home hobbyist may be put off by the lack of visible access to the extruder and motors, two points of failure that often require maintenance.
They should also offer privacy-friendly settings by default and provide easy and visible access to a complaints process on their home page.
The bike service has already been integrated into the Meituan app, where users can rent a bike by tapping a visible access point on the home page, giving Mobike a potential traffic boost.
The first well-known WiFi-based positioning system, namely RADAR (Bahl and Padmanabhan, 2000), utilizes kNN positioning algorithm to compute the location of a mobile device based on radio signal strength (RSS) from visible access points (APs) nearby.
Angulated screw channel system abutments (ASCs) have recently been introduced to address the problem with visible screw access that may compromise esthetics.
The intent was to establish a high quality, highly visible, Open Access journal for the Society and for the at-large international bioscience community.
The local impact of FAPs is obviously lower than for indoor users but is still visible: closed-access FAPs create dead zones for non-subscribers in 3% of outdoor areas.
The ability to mix aqueous liquids on microsecond time scales, while consuming minimal amounts of sample and maintaining UV-visible optical access to the mixing region, is highly desirable for a range of biophysical studies of fast protein and nucleic acid interactions and folding.
His mission is to provide "highly visible and accessible policing, coupled with improved access to those specialist services which are needed when threat and harm exists in communities".
