My brain was tired after I made it accommodate the information that Mr Springer was once the mayor of anywhere.
We further assume that bottleneck SU v b acts as a bidder and pays for upstream SU v i to accommodate the consumption of its network resources while regulating the data rate r i (t).
King Victor Emmanuel III founded the settlement in 1920, after World War I, to accommodate the immigration of 50,000 agricultural workers into Rome.
"You would need seven more lanes on I-95 to accommodate the traffic if Amtrak shut down".
If my vision were the only disability I needed to accommodate, the choice would be simple.
As described in the study, melanoma specialists valued shared care in the follow-up of patients with stage I/II melanoma to accommodate the needs of their patients, and to manage the finite capacity of specialised units to provide routine skin surveillance.
A Bonferroni correction to the Type I error will accommodate the 3 pair-wise comparisons by 2 visits such that p < 0.008 will be considered statistically significant in order to preserve the family-wise Type I error rate of 5% for each secondary outcome.
As he puts it: "Once I hit a certain level of tournament facilities, I was disabled because I was unable to accommodate the absence of disabilities to accommodate".
Why should I accommodate you?" She scoffs at the idea of publicity benefits in New York, and as bales disappear into wholesalers' trucks, I start getting a bit desperate.
