Both plans would restore Fulton and Greenwich Streets, thereby creating a giant X through the single 16-acre superblock site created in the 1960's to accommodate the trade center.
This shift in protein expression to accommodate the trade-off of ETS may play out similarly for proteins not required for metabolism, protein translocation, or metabolite transport but are essential for other processes (e.g., expression of flagella for locomotion).
Still, the Mets continue to explore possible trade partners for Beltran, who has a blanket no-trade clause, but would be willing to accommodate the right trade.
Xetra, the German order-matching system that iX proposes to adopt, cannot accommodate the quote-driven trading used for most of London's 2,000-plus 2,000-plus
The main river valleys have been converted into linear conurbations of concrete and asphalt; and, in order to accommodate the expanding tourist trade, many villages in the higher lateral valleys have taken on the character of lowland suburbs.
Domestic absorption has to accommodate the balance of trade constraint.
Therefore, the 'ideal' hospital landscape would accommodate the quality versus accessibility trade off with a different number of providers per (group of) condition(s).
The Nets have cut payroll to try to accommodate the salary of Martin by trading their first-round draft pick to Portland for $3 million and by disposing of Rodney Rogers and his $3.35 million salary when his agent did not exercise an option for the final year of his contract.
In practice, one shall design to accommodate the system requirements by adjusting the trade-off between the complexity, throughput, and bit error rate.
This involved closing the mercantile exchange's 70,000-square-foot trading floor on Wacker Drive and renovating one of the C.B.O.T.'s two trading floors to accommodate the influx of new traders and products.
