By next year, the school will be able to accommodate more people when the middle school moves to another building.
While both have retained their structural integrity, neither will be able to accommodate the traffic flow when Highway 226 is broadened to four lanes from two.
The facility will be able to accommodate up to 600 scientists when it is completed.
I was taken aback when our guide, Lahcen, a moody man in his late 30's with a sensibility more complicated than his culture seemed able to accommodate, deferred to a friend when I asked him to jot his name in my notebook.
These models also are able to accommodate missing cognitive scores, such as when a participant was not administered a test in the battery.
One theory is that modern English sides, with the emphasis on pace and power, would not be able to accommodate the Italian playmakers who succeeded here when the Premier League was in its formative years.
"The BBC has been at its best when it has been able to accommodate difficult, trenchant and extremely creative people".
While it's not the most comfortable space when it's packed, the briefing room has always been able to accommodate a surge in reporters.
Here, the Li2/3CoPO4 phase must be able to accommodate a wide range of nonstoichiometry during the reaction (resulting in structural flexibility/elasticity) so that when it first forms within the LiCoPO4 phase it contains excess lithium (i.e., Li2/3+δCoPO4).
When it completes its transformation to four-form entry, it will be able to accommodate 960.
When she complained to airline chief William Franke, an assistant responded: "Our personnel were able to accommodate you on that flight.
