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"There were," she said, "many more outstanding books from small presses than we were able to accommodate in our final shortlist: it is clear that such publishers are radically altering the landscape of contemporary poetry".

Sometimes, as in the case of a bedbound 250-pound client who needed frequent transferring and requested a male aide, we are able to accommodate in unexpected ways.

In contrast, for an ambiguous cluster A one can have (A) > 1, and so we record the numbers of copies of A that we might be able to accommodate in the consensus tree in the form of pairs (A, 1),..., (A, (A)) denoting the resulting set of pairs by (Line 17).

The above frame of the references could be able to accommodate in a consistent frame the problem of biological noise that until now had a very questionable and vague status, while in the above envisaged dynamical paradigm it could play an essential role in biological response as discussed in [ 19] and implicitly predicted for normal and abnormal cells in [ 31].

He replied that, although the program leaders were not always able to accommodate drop-in visits, they would be much more amendable to our stopping by given, "your strong Jesuit background".

In order to be able to accommodate changes in testing strategies, special treatment is devoted to the analysis of system reconfiguration (including common cause failure) during test of one of its components, what is then included in the model.

"I'm trying not to panic," said Ms. Aron, adding that she had been told that even in past recessions the school had been able to accommodate everyone in the zone.

"I [have] invited the Oceania Confederation to create a team of all the islands and if they do that, we will be able to accommodate them in the A-League and they certainly seemed very interested in that".

A simple Monte Carlo simulation showed that the model is able to accommodate variations in prices and demand.

Ptolemy is a Gas Chromatograph Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometer (GC IR MS) aboard the Philae lander element of the Rosetta mission to comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. Developed to determine the chemical and stable light isotopic composition of cometary material, Ptolemy was conceived as a highly flexible instrument able to accommodate changes in operational functionality via software modification.

He admitted that he doesn't think Hamburg is able to accommodate refugees in winter-safe facilities.