Even as our participants often tried to accommodate our difference within their own time schedules, despite our eagerness to learn about our participants' own lives, our formalised 'ethical' and procedural requirements often worked to impose the norms of the public forum of research into the private spaces and times of our participants.
Polynomial curves should accommodate these differences when averaging over the slightly different-length acts of different movies.
This finding suggests cultural variance in beliefs among Muslim women from different countries, necessitating awareness programmes that are designed to accommodate these differences.
We investigated variation in substitution rates across the CR and all protein-coding genes (with the exception of ND6); and used BEAST, as this allowed our analyses to accommodate differences in base composition, substitution biases, and rate heterogeneity (Drummond et al. 2006).
And since some non-Palm organizers have infrared receivers in a different location, the SmartPad2's infrared transmitter can be moved around to accommodate the differences.
And hopefully, in the near-future we can find ways that they can accommodate their differences and find that elusive solution.
Researchers looking at setting up an Aboriginal language Wikipedia say the site will have to change if it is to accommodate cultural differences.
Since the early 1990s the West and China have largely managed to accommodate their differences over human rights while pursuing closer economic ties.
"Any party that's big enough to have the governorships of New York, California, Texas and Florida, a majority in the House, the Senate and the White House, is going to be big enough to accommodate some differences".
Most French designers and architects, he added, have little tolerance for the concept, which holds that products and buildings should be usable by everyone, without requiring glaring adaptations to accommodate physical differences.
