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All microarray data are MIAME compliant and are deposited as Gene Expression Omnibus accession GSE24243, which may be accessed at http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/geo.nih.gov/geo
Murakami has often spoken of the theme of two dimensions, or realities, in his work: a normal, beautifully evoked everyday world, and a weirder supernatural realm, which may be accessed by sitting at the bottom of a well (as does the hero of The Wind-Up byrd Chronicle), or by taking the wrong emergency staircase off a city expressway (as in 1Q84).
The information may be present in MMT locally but is usually stored in some external information server, which may be accessed by the MIHF in the MMT.
Three days after Gomaa's televised defense, al-Jifri issued a slightly longer statement on Gomaa, which may be accessed in English translation here.
A replay function, which may be accessed after a level has been completed, simultaneously shows all the player's attempts to complete the level.
CHOYCE results appear in a web-based table, which may be accessed via a hyperlink automatically e-mailed to the user when the job is completed.
In the context of ELNs it is appropriate to consider the layered approach, due to the scale and complexity of the information they contain and the various different ways in which it may be accessed or reused.
In most developed countries, welfare states have developed systems to compensate for unemployment as a result of illness, although the level of recompense and the means by which it may be accessed varies [ 9].
Even if you haven't looked yourself up, you can bet someone else has – and as the head of MI6 discovered this weekend, pages which you think may be accessed only by your friends can be seen by the world at large if you're not careful.
Increased spreading activation may facilitate recall of information due to the increased number of retrieval pathways or cues from which the information may be accessed [60].
Perry Robinson, Associate General Counsel of Rackspace, told a congressional panel last year that he spends a "good deal of time" each week explaining to potential customers "basically all over the world... exactly what circumstances in which their data may be accessed" by U.S. law enforcement officials.
