Nevertheless, it opens the possibility to accommodate the threat of multiple realizability in a particular way: Functional kinds can be multiply realized, and, hence, they can be regarded as being distinct from the lower-level physical properties.
To the extent that Washington has adjusted its economic lens to accommodate the threat of climate change and resource depletion, it has also welcomed Xi Jinping's emphasis on sustainable growth over growth at any cost (though it's unclear whether Beijing can imposethis approach on the provinces).
Rasciot said the reason for worsening lines was a combination of a chronic understaffing issue and the need to accommodate changing security threats.
After the controversy, Pruitt told CBS that he instructed his security detail to "accommodate those security threats in alternate ways, including up to and including, flying coach going forward".
Based on these issues we recommend four changes to current process: rationalize listing and assessment processes; develop approaches to prioritize species-based and threat-based responses cost-effectively; estimate funds required to recover species and secure longer term funding; and accommodate uncertainties and new threats into the current planning framework.
"I'm not at liberty to give specifics," Mr. Baird said, "because that could allow those planning any threats to accommodate their plans".
Dependable systems must evolve to accommodate changes, such as new threats and undesirable events, application updates or variations in available resources.
The dry wall must accommodate the ion and photon threat spectra from the fusion micro-explosion over its required lifetime.
The two units allow us to accommodate the different spatial extents of each threat.
Panetta needs to embrace the elite corps of the National Clandestine Service, and together with the Directorate of Intelligence, oversee the drafting of tactical doctrine that can accommodate the idiosyncrasies and diverse origins of today's lethal threats.
