It is suggested that we need to build a notion of atmosphere that is particular to the study of non-experiential contexts, capable of accommodating the material infrastructure of social spaces (e.g. architecture, lighting and sensuous qualities) and movement (the corporeal staging of particular channels of experience) in order to move towards past atmospheres.
Western officials said there was evidence of excavation, tunneling and the infrastructure to accommodate the centrifuges used in enriching uranium.
The I.O.C. could probably move the Games to Sydney, Barcelona or Seoul, the three extremely competent hosts of recent Games (let's forget about Atlanta), and they would have the infrastructure to accommodate the Games.
With slightly different versions of a Bioweapons Protection Act having passed the House and Senate, university officials and lawyers are analyzing the bills to gauge just how much laboratories will have to change practices and, in some cases, infrastructure, to accommodate the new regulations.
This solution shows promise for a future system, but many changes would need to be made to local infrastructure to accommodate the system.
'Standard users', particularly those of higher income with better education, are reluctant to concede the entire island park's design and infrastructure to accommodate the needs of disabled visitors.
In this context, it is important to understand that for a vehicle to qualify as fully autonomous, it should be able to navigate itself in real traffic within roads which have not been specifically adapted for its use, but this does not mean that there will not be broader modifications to road infrastructure to accommodate the AVs.
By using universal fibers, one can bridge the needs for both single-mode and multimode transmission through a uniform and simplified cable infrastructure to accommodate the full distance range needed, while having upgradability from 10G to 40G to 100G and to even higher data rates.
Of course, the local government is working on new infrastructure to accommodate the impending disaster.
Households and businesses depend on public infrastructure to accommodate the provision of safe water, energy, communications, air travel -- much of which is privately provided but could not exist without public coordination and support.
