We need not endorse the idea that game theoretic solution concepts should be refined to accommodate an intuitive general concept of rationality to motivate interest in Bacharach's contribution.
Unlike typical mechatronics courses that have a small, specialized enrollment, this course has been designed to accommodate a larger, more general enrollment, typically numbering 100 students.
Einstein introduced the cosmological constant into his theory of general relativity to accommodate a stationary universe, the dominant idea of his day.
Time-to-event methods (a more general term) can accommodate a variety of covariate effects, including 'time-varying' covariates (Dekker et al. [2008]; del Junco et al. [2013]), which are not present initially but begin at a specified time (e.g., hospital care).
Late in her construction General Arnold ordered that her aft deck be raised in order to accommodate a mortar.
Accommodate a variety of learning styles.
In a general setting that accommodates a variety of applications we show that signaling incentives distort the timing of exercise, and the direction of distortion depends on whether the decision-maker's utility increases or decreases in the outsiders' belief about the payoff from exercise.
This formulation provides an easily extendible framework and can be extended to accommodate more general scenarios, like the presence of heterozygous positions in diploid genomes, coverage overdispersion or the distribution of repeat elements, as well as base quality values.
The state knows that the telegraph company, in order to accommodate the general public and make its telegraphic system effective, must do all kinds of telegraphic business.
This method was later improved by Kalantarov and Ladyzheskaya [4] to accommodate more general cases.
