Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Partially sighted in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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use your own if you are partially sighted.
A good design for the blind and partially sighted is a good design for everybody.
Belgium does not distinguish statistically between(1) blind and partially sighted or between(2) deaf and those with defective hearing.
in particular with reduced mobility, partially sighted or with hearing problems.
adapted for the blind and partially sighted.
An assistance service for hearing impaired and blind or partially sighted passengers is provided free of charge.
The text only version can integrate with most screen readers for the partially sighted and blind.
Blind Cricket is a version of the sport of cricket adapted for blind and partially sighted players.
These visitor groups consist of: blind and partially sighted visitors, deaf
The Amelungskopf forest walk near Wernigerode is specifically designed for blind and partially sighted visitors.
are not registered blind or partially sighted.
More than 25% of people with intellectual disabilities are also partially sighted or blind.
magnification software for blind and partially sighted computer users;
particularly the partially sighted.
Currently we are focusing mainly on people who are blind or very partially sighted.
In a first for Flanders, the International Film Festival- Ghent in conjunction with the non-profit association"De Vrienden der Blinden" is organising a film showing on October 17 for the blind and partially sighted.
With this showing, the association wishes not only to let the blind and partially sighted enjoy the medium of film,
mirrors and spectacles for the partially sighted, simple reading aids such as stands, mechanical page turners, etc.
If you design for partially sighted users, the same non-visual cues make that app more useful in the car where drivers need to keep their eyes on the road.
This applies to classification systems in the Scandinavian countries which distinguish between communication aids for the hard of hearing, for the partially sighted, for persons with motor disabilities and persons with impaired speech.