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Implementation of open access environment
2011 International Conference on Machine Learning and Cybernetics, 2011This article in quite domestic and foreign opening access development present situation foundation, analysis of the situation caused by the reasons for open access at home and abroad, and put forward the necessary environment to achieve open access and needs to be done in China.
Rong-Su Li, Xiao Wang
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Random access in a list environment
Information Systems, 1976Abstract A memory allocation scheme for list structures (ral system) is proposed, which allows random access and search for the elements of the structure. A comparative study of classical list systems and ral systems is given, for the basic operations of search, insertion, deletion and sorting of the structure elements.
Lodi E. +3 more
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On web accessibility evaluation environments
Proceedings of the International Cross-Disciplinary Conference on Web Accessibility, 2011Modern Web sites leverage several techniques (e.g. DOM manipulation) that allow for the injection of new content into their Web pages (e.g., AJAX), as well as manipulation of the HTML DOM tree. This has the consequence that the Web pages that are presented to users (i.e., browser environment) are different from the original structure and content that ...
Nádia Fernandes +2 more
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Database access in mobile environments
1996Mobility is the cause for new requirements on database systems. Database systems used in classical LAN- or host-based environments provide these new features deficiently. New concepts are needed in mobile environments. The conventional client-server architecture has to extended in a client-agent-server architecture.
Andreas Heuer 0001, Astrid Lubinski
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Early Years Educator, 2010
The Principles into Practice card that covers the learning environment makes it clear that the resources you offer should be appropriate, well-maintained and accessible. But just how enabling is your setting?
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The Principles into Practice card that covers the learning environment makes it clear that the resources you offer should be appropriate, well-maintained and accessible. But just how enabling is your setting?
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Accessibility Guidelines for Virtual Environments
2018The technological advances resulting from the Digital Revolution have enabled the growth of virtual spaces, of the most varied types and for various purposes, facilitating access to information, as well as communication between people. However, a large number of people cannot enjoy these benefits because they face difficulties related to accessibility ...
Breno Augusto Guerra Zancan +6 more
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Accessibility for e-Learning Environments
2004All entities involved in creating, managing and using e-Learning content and tools have a great challenge making it accessible for students and instructors with disabilities. Current accessibility guidelines have to be concreted and adapted to this context, so they can find the way to make learning process accessible and usable without too much ...
Mari Luz Guenaga +2 more
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A Unified Environment for Accessing a Suite of Accessibility Evaluation Facilities
2011This paper presents the design and implementation of an interactive portal and a standalone tool to act as mediators to a number of accessibility assessment facilities for Web Content Accessibility Assessment, Mobile Web Content Assessment, Web Services Assessment and Description Languages (SDL).
Nikolaos Partarakis +7 more
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Optimised content accessibility in dynamic environments
2009 IEEE International Symposium on a World of Wireless, Mobile and Multimedia Networks & Workshops, 2009Content stored on multiple devices owned by people can be accessed and shared via heterogeneous wired and wireless networks. Wireless networks frequently suffer link disconnections, an inherent feature in these types of dynamic environments. These link disconnections occur due to user mobility and wireless characteristics and result in reduced content ...
Alexnewton Alexander +2 more
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Retail and Distribution Management, 1976
As residents' associations lobby their local councils to ban lorries from their particular street, width barriers and weight restrictions sprout throughout suburbia. Will the residents be quite so pleased when the local store is unable to deliver in their area because the delivery van is too wide?
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As residents' associations lobby their local councils to ban lorries from their particular street, width barriers and weight restrictions sprout throughout suburbia. Will the residents be quite so pleased when the local store is unable to deliver in their area because the delivery van is too wide?
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