For many jazz artists, especially those born after Woodstock, the music accommodates a host of influences beyond jazz.
Daniel Vestal, a pastor and former candidate for president of the Southern Baptists who is now coordinator of the dissident Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, which represents 450,000 parishioners, said the denomination had traditionally accommodated a host of political views among its pastors and officials, until fundamentalists within the denomination began taking over its leadership 25 years ago.
Who Loves You? Banks with under $10 billion in assets remain relatively accommodating, as do a host of asset-based lenders.
Our results illustrate how arthropod-borne viruses accommodate a wide host range while maintaining a compact genome organization.
The horseshoe-shaped entrance to the mine level, just high and wide enough to accommodate a pony, hosts a luxuriant forest of ferns.
In the last years, peculiar defects in epithelial antimicrobial defense were identified which might not only explain the location specificity, but additionally accommodate an involvement of host impairments and the microbial component in disease development (Wehkamp et al, 2005a, 2008).
And France may indeed have found it particularly hard to accommodate its North African newcomers, for a host of historical and cultural reasons.
The residence hall, named "Founders Hall", accommodates approximately 700 undergraduates and contains a host of other student facilities.
We used a dispersal kernel that can accommodate a variety of dispersal patterns, varying the proportion of dispersing hosts as a function of patch size (v), and the dispersing range of hosts (r).
Accommodate a variety of learning styles.
