It has been suggested that PFO be used to accommodate the post-Fregean logicists' need for second-order quantification.
The university opened its doors in the early 1960s along with two other UC schools to accommodate the post-war baby boom generation.
Note that, although at present BM_workspace does not currently accommodate the post-processing of VIVL images, alternatives not involving the use of the BM_workspace are presented in the "Discussion" section.
Len Zacks, founder of Zacks Investment Research in Chicago, says independent research companies have been taking a similar approach, in part to accommodate the post-settlement demands from Wall Street.
However as the BM_workspace does not currently accommodate the post-processing of VIVL images, alternatives were explored in which emphasis was placed on comparability of the resulting data in terms of colour and usability of the post-processing methodology, whilst accepting that an absolute colour calibration of the images may not be possible.
In 1946, UM acquired the former Richmond Naval Air Station, in southwestern Miami, located 12 mile south of the main campus in order to accommodate the post-war increase in students.
To explore this effect and to accommodate the post-translational reduction in PrPC that occurs during the course of disease (Mays et al, 2014), we plotted disease incubation times versus endpoint PrPC PrPSc ratios.
Scheduled for release last November, "Vendetta" was temporarily shelved, according to its distributor, Warner Bros., "to accommodate the film's post-production schedule".
The dynamic scan was then digitally under-sampled to accommodate the data to the post-pre and linear methods.
According to Llamas, the Trump team was hard at work crafting a "comeback" narrative to accommodate the GOP nominee's post-debate spin for Sunday when news of Trump's remarks hit their tipping point.
Separate charts are required to accommodate the different reference ranges pre and post-operation, and for the different gender reference scores.
