As this war comes to a close, there is reason to wonder whether lives could have been spared with a less accommodating form of engagement.
To acknowledge that there are many passages to modernity, each with its own complex strains, is to move toward a less unilateral view of humanity, and, perhaps, to the more accommodating form of secularism and democracy that is increasingly the need of the hour in an irrevocably multiethnic Europe.
But the subgenre of theater-about-the-theater also accommodates forms as different as thrillers, like Ira Levin's "Deathtrap," and full-frontal farces like Ken Ludwig's "Moon Over Buffalo" and Michael Frayn's peerless "Noises Off".
Did you change your production process or even how the book was written to accommodate the form factor (iPhone or even Kindle)?
Try to think about how an app will perform across multiple devices, and make sure your design leaves room to accommodate different form factors. 3. Developing for a specific screen size.
Homogeneous system theory is utilized to design a simple nonlinear proportional-derivative-type (PD-type) saturated finite-time controller (SFTC), which can accommodate its form to different attitude parameterizations, such as quaternion, Rodrigues parameters (RP) and modified Rodrigues parameters (MRP).
"It's entirely appropriate for the city to look the other way and to accommodate this form of protest".
Moreover, the UBA3 Asp179 - Arg salt-bridge is lost in the "ubiquitinized-opposite", in which the UBA3 Arg guanidium group has moved away, in order to accommodate and form a hydrogen bond with the NEDD8 mutant Gln side-chain.
Besides, the porous structure can provide free space for the volume expansion of SnO2 and accommodate the strain formed during repeated lithiation/delithiation processes.
The dynamic doxastic logic paradigm may also be extended to iterated belief revision as studied by Lindstrøm and Rabinowicz (1997) and accommodate various forms of agent introspection.
