On a picturesque hilltop, Biosite is building a $75 million headquarters that will accommodate its needs until it reaches $1 billion in sales.
But she said there was simply no space available in North Brooklyn that would accommodate its needs, in part because some landlords are holding onto industrial property with the hope that it will be rezoned for residential buildings.
The Air Force would have to make myriad adjustments to accommodate its individual needs, and in a military setting that would mean meetings and more meetings, unlike anything ever experienced in a Silicon Valley company.
Despite this favorable rent, Mr. Berger said that his foundation, like a number of nonprofit groups, eventually hopes to move to a collaborative-use building that would accommodate its office needs as well as offer work space to artists, space for community groups, and incubator space for small arts organizations.
Thomas Hofstaetter, head of corporate development for Aventis, a large pharmaceutical firm, argues that a company must be sure about what it wants from an alliance, and also be willing to accommodate its partner's needs.
It needs to accommodate its raison d'etre, a 605-litre, 1.8-metre through-load bay, after all.
The company quickly outgrew the few desks it was using at a local incubator space, and wanted to find an office to accommodate its growing staff and its need for a photo studio.
Yes to a multinational trade regime, but with reservations to accommodate its planning and control needs.
The usage of a feedback channel has some implications, notably the limitation to real-time applications scenarios, the need to accommodate its associated delay, and the simplification of the rate control problem since the decoder, knowing the available side information, takes in charge the regulation of the necessary bit rate.
Administrators and students say the new building is badly needed to accommodate its 810 students, some of whom now line up as early as 6 a.m. to use one of the school's 40 practice rooms.
