Sentences with word «inaccessibility»

The accuracy of retrospectively self - reported childhood trauma might be limited by errors in recall because of possible inaccessibility of traumatic life events [63 — 65] or intentionally false positive or negative responding.

After the massive critical and cult success of Drive and relative inaccessibility of Only God Forgives, the Danish auteur looks to score a big comeback with this feminist - bent horror flick starring Elle Fanning, Jena Malone, Christina Hendricks and Keanu Reeves.

A Korean team struggles during its grueling mission to the Pole of Inaccessibility in Antartica and finds parallels to a past, ill - fated exploration.

In November 2017, Citi News revealed at least over 230 cases of premix fuel diversions that had been cited by the National Petroleum Authority (NPA), since January 2017 to October, at a time when fisher - folks were complaining about inaccessibility to premix fuel, subsequently leading to a decline in the nation's fish stock.

Human and physical opportunities and challenges for mineral extraction in arid environments, including inaccessibility and climatic and political factors

Yet, even at the budget price of $ 30, Lawbreakers» relative inaccessibility makes it tricky to anticipate it will attract the numbers required to sustain an online shooter these days.

Alvaro Urbano's installation Altbau evokes and distorts deceivingly generic spaces that ultimately escape into inaccessibility, unfamiliarity and abandonment.

This is a game that is hard to recommend to many players, but those with a taste for the odd and an ability to forgive rather bizarre design flaws will find a good little game hidden under a film of potential inaccessibility.

Sheer inaccessibility provides effective protection for invaluable habitats for animals and plants.

one of the most data - sparse regions in the world because of its remoteness and previous inaccessibility.

The complaints had a common element: the alleged inaccessibility of government websites for the visually impaired.

The artist might seem to deny the viewer access to the «interior» of the work, but in fact he is playing with the trope of deriving pleasure from inaccessibility, thereby amplifying awareness of the work's materiality and nuance.

Our perceptions (and thus our creations) are limited because our fallen and finite imaginations can not grasp the surplus of light that pervades all created being — hence Tolkien's and Chesterton's literally fantastic attempts to hint and gesture at agencies so unknowable that they reveal God's own inaccessibility.

Only in the second case does higher mentality intervene to resolve the potential contradiction between visceral craving and temporary inaccessibility of food.

Thus Dalit theological movement was a corrective to the institutionalization of inequality and inaccessibility within the theological field.

But Oxford's «image problem», and how this image may embody inaccessibility is not just a «black issue», it's a social issue.

Despite some degree of protection due to their inherent inaccessibility, mountain regions are still fragile ecosystems threatened by human - related impacts such as logging and erosion, acid deposition, and climate change.

Few would argue against The Tree of Life being one of the very best films of the year, but it remains the biggest wild card of awards season, a massively beloved masterpiece whose impressionistic style and ostensible inaccessibility have presumably prevented it from surging forward as a sure thing.

This expectedly extended my history of Warner BD - Live inaccessibility.

One small impediment, such as intermittent inaccessibility or lack of connectivity, can disrupt the learning process and have a negative impact on the learner's overall engagement with L&D programs.

The issue that has not received attention in the policy making of labor migration is the issue of inclosing inaccessibility of the rural poor to choose to migrate.

Fought over, at first by the three dzus or clans known in the West as the Great, Middle and Little Hordes, and then annexed by the Soviets, Kazakhstan remained an enigma, its vast size — roughly that of western Europe — and inaccessibility put it beyond the reach of all but the most adventurous of travellers.

In comparison to other active volcanoes in Costa Rica, the Turrialba Volcano receives few visitors largely due to the summits inaccessibility

It should be remembered however, that the cost of PC gaming and the comparative inaccessibility to console is something that deters a lot of people from gaming with the «master race» and Quantum Break's PC requirements should not be scoffed at.

This generous checkpoint system means that players who are willing to fight through the other inaccessibilities of this title will not be punished for failing, and asked to repeat the same gameplay ad nauseum.

Additionally, the arcade stick ports the Xbox One controller's inputs — X, Y, A, B, RB, LB, RT, LT — into arcade buttons located atop the faceplate which is more accessible for disabled gamers who face inaccessibility with using the triggers and shoulder buttons of a controller.

Inaccessibility appears as the counterweight to perspective but is often a principal feature.

Burr cleverly conflates the kind of physical inaccessibility addressed by local codes and the lack of access Genet denounced in 1970.

An additional 1.4 billion hectares are economically unavailable for harvesting because of geographic inaccessibility or low - value wood.

Lawyers think that success looks like inaccessibility.

Andy Levy successfully represented Mark Kuchmas in his case against Towson University and Capstone Development Corp., the Birmingham, Ala. - based developer whose subsidiaries manage the Millennium Hall dorm, regarding wheelchair inaccessibility.

Ellis cites a recent Law Technology News column of mine in which I bemoaned the continuing inaccessibility of legal information.

It is opaque and inaccessible to these parties — and as recently as 2012, the organization rejected an opportunity to start changing that opacity and inaccessibility merely by changing its name.

Long - term inaccessibility (how do you carry on business when your building is fire - damaged or worse?)

When I got through, I gathered that others had been calling for the same reason, as the attendant knew of the web - inaccessibility problem (and that the site had just come back up!).

Another reason is the perceived inaccessibility of ICOs.

ALAX co-founder and CEO Matej Michalko said in a statement: «The current [mobile gaming] distribution process is fraught with a number of inefficiencies, from high transaction fees, long transaction settlement times to complete inaccessibility to unbanked end - users.

Such treatment disparities may reflect lack of access to health services of these groups and the relative expense and geographical inaccessibility of nonopioid or multidisciplinary pain management.

Nor was it for any of the usual explanations, like financial necessity or solving suburban inaccessibility and administrative mismanagement.

Scientists still know very little about how early embryos develop, due to their small size (the width of a hair) and inaccessibility in the womb.

The relative inaccessibility of the Galapagos, some 600 miles off the Ecuadorian coast in the Pacific, has led to the development of a unique and somewhat strange but wonderful habitat.

Human and physical opportunities and challenges for mineral extraction in cold environments, including inaccessibility, permafrost and resource nationalism

«[due to fear] of the caregiver's potential inaccessibility.»

Filmed in the backdrop of the Apuane Alps in Italy, the video offers a mesmerizing juxtaposition between the sheer inaccessibility, booming noise, and danger of the quarry itself and the delicate, balletic movements of il capo.