Mr. Smart said Raytheon may add a stronger phone case that would accommodate a larger battery.
America could easily accommodate a larger population given its considerable size and abundant resources.
The event was moved to a bigger site, organizers announced Thursday, to accommodate a larger crowd.
Sadly, the Laurel serves only one or two desserts; its kitchen is too small to accommodate a larger repertory.
Columbia said yesterday that it was expecting a full house of 600 for the Monday forum, and was looking for ways to accommodate a larger audience.
Many stations like this one are not prepared to accommodate a larger volume of passengers, even if a new traffic control system allowed trains to come more frequently.
To accommodate a larger range of hole sizes, a hollow expanding mandrel, having longitudinal slots and capable of expansion by a tapered plug, can be used.
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.
The critics are concerned about whether the proposed formula would adjust as the population ages to accommodate a larger pool of low-income elderly, who tend to be expensive to treat.
That will explore the potential for growth, identify the constraints and recommend how to provide the housing, transportation, energy and other public works, including parks, to accommodate a larger population, the mayor said.
Gannett House was last renovated in the early 1980s, when the basement, described in a Spring 1981 Harvard Law Bulletin article as "a rabbit warren of little spaces," was reorganized to accommodate a larger shipping department.
