"For the domestic auto companies, we've had an accommodating energy policy, but there are new issues like climate change, and there are new geopolitical issues, defense issues, that relate to our energy policy.
The focus has been on substantive solutions, and most recently on attempting to "accommodate" state energy policies in the regional electricity markets with disappointing results to states, consumer advocates, and clean energy businesses.
Will she be able to be true to the New Democrat ideals that brought her husband to power and also accommodate the energy pulsing through the party's progressive wing?
Walther said that exploring ways to prevent failure of cells' ability to accommodate excess energy may be a more an effective way to tackle the health problems associated with obesity than simply trying to get rid of fat itself.
Proper regulation of mitochondrial size and shape through fission and fusion assures optimal mitochondrial bioenergetic function while enabling adequate mitochondrial transport to accommodate local energy demands unique to neuronal architecture.
The participation of end users in demand response programs can effectively accommodate renewable energy integration in distribution systems.
In this study, a centralized community biogas system with the capacity to accommodate the energy demand of the village is considered.
The corridors would have up to six lanes for cars and four lanes for trucks, and in addition accommodate railroads, energy pipelines, utility lines and broadband cables.
Renewable energy is more difficult for the utility grid to manage― renewable energy is only generated by a solar panel when the sun shines and a wind turbine only turns when the wind blows, making the generation 'intermittent.' Thus, natural gas plants usually ramp up and down to accommodate renewable energy coming on and off the grid.
Accumulating data suggest that the capacity of adipose tissue to accommodate ongoing energy excess is finite [ 9], and that 'overloaded' adipocytes ultimately undergo necrosis or apoptosis, precipitating an inflammatory response which may contribute to the development of insulin resistance [ 10].
