In order to meet increasing customer demands for more diverse product offerings, firms are revising their supply chain structures to accommodate mass customization.
He wants to beef up communications systems and increase the laboratory capacity of the city to accommodate mass testing if needed and to allow the city to get results faster.
As digital commerce soars globally, more and more companies have a new payment need that can accommodate "mass pay-outs" (i.e. low value, high volume payments).
In my view, the surest and most rapid path to a renewable and sustainable economy is to accommodate mass political demands for greater wealth but also work hard to accelerate the development of more effective, efficient, and less polluting technologies.
In these contexts, camps are referenced as large spaces with an insecure, temporary, or exceptional legal status (for example regarding construction laws), which accommodate masses of people, have low standards of living, and consist of tents, containers, and/or improvised shelters.
Yet although America led the way in "automobilization," there are by now many societies around the world that have accommodated mass ownership of cars without destroying their old cities.
Rick Dagostino, a quadriplegic who founded R.D. Equipment, a West Barnstable, Mass., company that produces accessibility products, is put off by Web sites that do not accommodate people with disabilities.
It is no easy to task to pinpoint a plaza or sidewalk that could safely accommodate the mass and the weight of the sculpture.
In a bid to persuade Labour supporters to embrace his message, Byrne argues that Beveridge, seen as a Labour icon even though he was a liberal, had never constructed his system to accommodate extended mass unemployment.
Brandon Neubauer, a Time's Up! organizer, said the police warning appeared to signal a different tactic than in the past, when the police used scooter patrols to work with and accommodate Critical Mass rides through Manhattan involving up to 1,500 bicyclists.
Richard Becker, an organizer with Answer in San Francisco, said the group was setting up an emergency response plan to accommodate a mass protest -- complete with sound systems, placards, the requisite permits and even portable toilets -- on the day United States troops enter Iraq.
