And it did not benefit only the developed world; it also ensured decolonization, promoted development and found ways to accommodate the voices of newly emerging countries.
As you know, CDMA phones cannot handle both at the same time if you're browsing the Web on your Droid or Incredible and a call comes in, your data connection drops off in order to accommodate the incoming voice.
In modern performances the latter part of Eumete's role is usually transposed to a lower range, to accommodate the tenor voice throughout.
However, Mulhall believes that Ripley's relationship with Hicks illustrates that Aliens "is devoted ... to the possibility of modes of masculinity that seek not to stifle but rather to accommodate the female voice, and modes of femininity that can acknowledge and incorporate something more or other of masculinity than our worst nightmares of it".
1. Voice: to accommodate the bursty nature of voice traffic, reduced inter-frame space (RIFS) introduced in the IEEE 802.11n standard is used by the proposed mechanism as RIFS is more suitable for traffic that has considerable inter-frame interval but require higher medium access priority [34].
Nevertheless, that still says amplification will be the norm in a Central Park open-air arena much smaller than the Met auditorium--a space that should readily accommodate the unamplified human voice, particularly when the quite competent accompanist is Vlad Iftinca, alone at a Yamaha.
Timmons was known for using block chords, "a style in which the right hand creates the melody and the left hand moves with the rhythm of the right hand, but does not change voicing except to accommodate the chord changes".
The fourth mistake is that the UNgass itself excluded the voice of civil society – it was unable to accommodate the desire for change.
In other words, both voiced sibilant fricatives and affricates tend to undergo some phonological processes to accommodate the production and perception demands imposed by the sound category.
He'd accommodate the line — metrically, rhythmically".
