Sentence examples for visible accessibility from inspiring English sources

Rather in this case, the material context has played a role in activating what is said; the speakers have mutual visible accessibility to the material environment, and it is this environment that motivates much of what they say: certainly it is the material environment, the food on Ben's tray that motivates Monroe's initial comment.

The gains have been most visible in accessibility, with curb cuts, transportation and access to public facilities.

There may be other factors such as trust, accessibility, visible management support, that could serve as barriers to ED physician's adoption.

This mesoporous spherical (MS) TiO2 offers a high surface area (76.02 m2 g−1), a high internal reflectance in the visible region and a pore accessibility.

Other names directly refer to visible things, whose multiplicity and accessibility to sensation make them easy for us to understand.

These countries are mainly taking aim at the most visible manifestation of IP injustice: the accessibility of essential medicines.

In both newly configured American galleries on the museum's fifth floor and in the visible storage area nearby, the goal will be accessibility, he said.

Therefore, compaction at a cytological scale as visible by microscopy should be differentiated from reduced accessibility, which is established locally and might act mostly at the scale of neighbouring nucleosomes.

Organic semiconductor lasers provide superior features such as flexibility, accessibility of all wavelengths in the visible spectrum, and possibility of low cost and large-area fabrication.

These findings support the notion that microscopically visible compaction such as in heterochromatic chromocenters per se does not greatly restrict accessibility but that DNA accessibility is instead mostly defined at a lower organisational level of chromatin16.

We are more visible, which demands that we manage our public image, including our accessibility and availability.