With this attitude from consumers, the industry shifts to accommodate, such as media outlets combating misinformation and Google's constant updates to promote a higher standard of content.
Hence, the process must be designed to accommodate such changes as the norm, and be tailored to uncover them as early as possible, which is when learning, mistakes, and fixes are the least expensive.
Scenic Hudson, the environmental organization, has complained that the city has not sponsored its own public visioning process for parkland and development, leaving it instead to the developers to accommodate such citizen input as they and city leaders see fit.
Our guides accommodated requests such as a visit to a department store, but turned down others such as going to a nearby market, saying it was under renovation.
The tunnel is large enough to accommodate molecules such as straight-chain and branched-chain fatty acyl-CoAs and bile acid intermediates.
Dependable systems must evolve to accommodate changes, such as new threats and undesirable events, application updates or variations in available resources.
All of this is made more difficult by Mr. Trump's steadily deteriorating relationships with key European allies and his inclination to accommodate autocrats such as Mr. Erdogan and Russia's Vladimir Putin.
He was using the concept of employment in a narrow and restricted way, yet was expanding it to accommodate decisions such as Baker by including both employment and agency relationships within the scope of the FELA.
An important aspect in pharmaceutical design is the synthesis of complexes to accommodate aspects such as the ease of synthesis; purity; environmental influences; as well as the synthesis conducted by medical personnel and not synthetic chemists.
We find that accommodating policies such as blanket deposit guarantees, open-ended liquidity support, repeated partial recapitalizations, debtor bail-outs and regulatory forbearance all tend to add significantly and sizably to fiscal costs.
