Sentences with phrase «impaired people»

Under the consortium's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, or WCAG 2.0, videos should come with closed captioning for people with hearing impairments, graphical information should be explained in texts so visually impaired people can access the information through a reader, and so on.

The Role of Self - Control on Mood States and Health Anxiety in a Sample of Blind and Visually Impaired People

A personal shopper helps fashion - impaired people by picking out clothing that will best suit the latter.

A Visually Impaired Teacher is a specialized teacher whose role is to meet the diverse requirements of the visually Impaired people.

The company says VPS may soon help visually impaired people.

This will be a tremendous benefit for visually impaired people, as it can be paired with audio interfaces, and it'll also be a key part of Google Lens.

Touchable Memories tells the story of five visually impaired people, all from various corners of the world.

Miami Law's partnership pairs law students with medical students and residents in an interdisciplinary venture to assess and meet the medical and legal needs of low income and health - impaired people in the community.

It is useful to visually impaired people and users who need better cognitive access.

Distracted, tired or otherwise impaired people; that's what caused those accidents.7 Today, annual traffic fatalities numbered in the hundreds.8

A majority of the glasses were sourced from the Canadian Lions Eyeglass Recycling Centre, an entity working internationally to aid millions of vision - impaired people around the world.

Nonhuman language capability has been conclusively demonstrated in innumerable cases while differentiating based on intellect founders on the existence of cognitively impaired people whose humanity none would deny.

The museum building is fully accessible to physically impaired people and includes a reference library, an archive, and a gift and book store.

The Palazzo Grassi is completely accessible to physically - impaired people

Completely accessible to physically impaired people, the museum also includes a small book shop, and a temporary exhibition space.

The Glassell Community Outreach Program serves more than 2,000 individuals, including hospitalized children, and hearing and visually impaired people.

Completely accessible to physically impaired people, the museum's complex includes a sculpture park, meeting rooms, a book and gift shop, and a cafe.

The museum's building, fully accessible to physically - impaired people except for the sculpture garden and the Rozzelle Court restaurant, includes a 500 - seat cinema - auditorium, a learning center, an art reference library, a cafe - restaurant, and a shop.

The museum, fully accessible, pays a special attention to impaired people.

For visually impaired people, the world of art can be a challenge.

It's fun, varied, and always interesting - although I wish it were a bit easier for reflex - impaired people like me, and hostages a bit less inclined to get themselves killed.

For Visually Impaired People (VIP) it's a completely different story, and an area requiring more awareness.

The game seeks to teach you how sound works, how hearing impaired people cope with the challenges their day - to - day lives present, and I actually found it interesting.

It is with great pride for me personally, that I get to assist in introducing Rowan Garel to the world, an exceptional youth of courage, determination and grit, who in his own words says, «I would really like to send the message that blind or visually impaired people can do anything that normal sighted people can.»

What I'm interested in is raising funds and awareness for the only program in Belize that deals with blind or visually impaired people and they have a rehab program which is completely free of cost.

Dining in pitch darkness and served by visually impaired people.

His efforts have been dedicated exclusively to raising funds for the Belize Council for Visually Impaired (BCVI) and has not only increased public awareness of the services offered by BCVI, but the organization has also been able to expand its services to visually impaired people throughout Belize.

On 18 March the Anne Frank House was also specially opened in the evening, this time for a group of deaf and hearing - impaired people.

The most widely used and well - known service dogs are those trained to provide assistance to blind or visually impaired people, acting as the eyes of their owner.

Guide dogs are assistance dogs trained to lead blind and visually impaired people around obstacles.

We actively reach out to the public to dispel myths and misconceptions of guide dogs and the visually impaired people and increase the acceptance of the use of guide dogs in Singapore.

We will also discuss a special initiative of providing free eye examinations for those animals that assist vision impaired people, the Seeing Eye dog.

Guide Dogs Guide dogs, also known as Seeing Eye dogs, help blind and visually impaired people live independent lives.

The most common career for dogs these days is «pet,» but these remarkable animals also demonstrate an array of skills ranging from finding lost children to ferreting out contraband, tracking criminals, helping physically and mentally impaired people, joining owners in a variety of sports and games, and guarding livestock from endangered predators.

The first service dogs guided visually impaired people, but today, the dogs assist people who have a variety of disabilit...

Well - trained guide dogs are important for visually impaired people who rely on them.

Dogs which help the visually impaired people or blind people are known as guide dogs.

Our mission is thus to help blind and visually - impaired people to achieve their fullest potential within society.

Guide dogs have been helping blind and visually impaired people get on with life for decades now, but few people realize what has to go on behind the scenes, and what the dogs have to when at home or at work.

We are dedicated to help the blind and visually - impaired people to achieve their fullest potential within the society

Guide dogs, also known as Seeing Eye dogs, help blind and visually impaired people live independent lives.

The first service dogs guided visually impaired people, but today, the dogs assist people who have a variety of disabilities, ranging from hearing loss to seizures to cerebral palsy.

Guide dogs help blind or visually impaired people get around in the world.

The purpose of «Guiding Eyes,» later known as The Guide Dog Foundation, was to train service dogs to help visually impaired people have greater freedom to move about on their own safely.

Supplemental Security Income (SSI) provides payment support for aged, blind, and impaired people who have no income support.

Additionally, in support of its long - standing commitment to accessibility, IVONA works closely with the largest organizations supporting blind and visually impaired people all over the world, including the Royal National Institute of Blind People and the DAISY Consortium.

«DAISY offers versatility by providing navigation that goes well beyond the plain text navigation used in the first electronic books for the blind,» says the National Federation of the Blind, the nation's largest advocacy group for vision - impaired people.

The group reiterated an earlier suggestion that the Federation of the Blind take advantage of an exception to the Copyright Act that lets visually impaired people access audio versions of copyrighted books.

This new E-Reader will give many visually impaired people a new freedom to read books, magazines, and newspapers that would otherwise be inaccessible.

The US - based National Federation of the Blind estimates that just 10 % of visually impaired people actually learn braille, while the UK's Royal National Institute of Blind People reports literacy figures of less than 1 %.