Irving R. Levine, the longtime NBC News correspondent whose easily accessible explanations of monetary policy, fluctuations in the Dow Jones industrial average and the intricacies of the global market helped make the economy a staple of television news, died in Washington on Friday.
In the meantime, much of the Monogram library has dropped out of distribution, leaving today's young Godardians to wonder why the master would dedicate his freshman effort to a studio whose only accessible titles consisted largely of juvenilia — B westerns, forlorn Bela Lugosi vehicles, dim Bowery Boys comedies.
The problem is parameterized and solved within the framework of optimal control whose easily accessible solution provides a practical insight into folding dynamics.
In fact, the storage providers, whose Web-accessible sites essentially serve as online hard drives, have been leapfrogging each other with enhancements for business users.
We assume that, with few exceptions, the accessions whose data was not accessible are also generally inaccessible to crop breeders and researchers worldwide.
Sir John Tavener was one of those rare composers whose music is accessible to people from all walks of life.
Apulia doesn't make sense as a primer for, or point of introduction to, a country whose most regal, accessible treasures and dramatic landscapes lie elsewhere.
"At the same time, it reduces the privacy burden affecting the large number of innocent and suspicion-free persons whose communications are accessible to our systems".
His fellow band members are the new-music percussionist Jason Treuting, the Dutch jazz bassist and composer Mark Haanstra, and Mr. Eckert, whose eerie yet accessible vocals skim the border of performance art.
Jean-Joseph-Marie Amiot, Amiot also spelled Amyot (born February 8 , 1718 Toulon, France died October 9, 1793, Beijing, China) Jesuit missionary whose writings made accessible to Europeans the thought and life of East Asia.
