Sentence examples for weather access from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, streets are narrow and prone to flooding in bad weather; access to the rest of the city is difficult; and houses, many of them former seasonal bungalows, are squeezed in cheek by jowl.
The OLPC Foundation's design of the XO laptops takes into account the goals of providing children with 21st-century skills, together with children's specific requirements, the limitations of using the hardware in challenging situations (in terms of weather, access to electricity, and so on), and the constraints in cost necessary to make the project viable for developing regions.
"When we are in the holding camp we can control it, so you have treatment at the right time in the right place, good weather, access to the facilities, the coach is there in time and the doctor is there all the time.
A city is founded on a specific site, which means weather, access to natural resources, proximity to other cities.
In measures of outdoor activity, living on a fixed income, weather, access to beaches and low health care costs, Tampa rises to the top.
Growers need to make decisions on row direction, spacings, placement of waterways and drains, mounding, wind protection and all weather access to the block.
Several other tunnels, which would allow all-weather access to Ladakh, which abuts the Tibetan Plateau, are also in the works.
Most common adaptations respond to soil conditions, water control, changing weather patterns, access to organic inputs, the decision to practice fully organic agriculture or not, access to labor, mechanization, and other socioeconomic factors.
This will provide an increased operational weather window access for maintenance and repair.
Remapping the event to the more compact Strathallan estate, combined with bad weather muddying access routes, also caused worrying congestion issues on-site and off.
You can also get statuses and alerts, share your itinerary details, check weather forecasts, access a tip calculator and use a currency converter.
