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In the bathroom, the floor was elevated to accommodate the water pipes; this in turn made it possible to put in a sunken tub.
You will want to create a blob that is large enough to fit your child's body, providing at least 3" in height (to accommodate the water).
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In many species the hollow, slightly elongated test (internal skeleton), which accommodates the water-vascular system, is symmetrically notched on the edge or has narrow perforations (lunules).
This is possible only if the pore can expand to accommodate the extra water.
The Spavinaw Dam, built during this era to accommodate the city's water needs, was considered one of the largest public works projects of the era.
Therefore pores expanded slightly at low concentrations of KCl, but were unable, because of their cross-linked structure, to expand enough to accommodate the amount of water needed to abolish a large osmotic pressure gradient.
When the flow is not equalized, a sizable filter may be necessary to accommodate the large flow of water entering the chlorination system.
2. Fill a pot large enough to accommodate the lobsters with cold water.
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.
We used the Leica TCS SP5 II multiphoton microscope (Leica Microsystems, Wetzlar, Germany), with a very functional stage that allows enough space to easily accommodate the animal, using a water immersion objective (HCX PL APO L 20x 1.0).
Modern submarines have a double hull with space in between to accommodate the tanks for air and water.
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