This literature originated in the accommodating character of early Indian Sufism, which, well before Kabir, proclaimed that Muslim, Christian, Jew, Zoroastrian, and Hindu were all striving toward the same goal and that the outward observances that kept them apart were false.
For digital representation of nonalphabetic writing systems, even the eight-bit code accommodating 256 characters is inadequate.
The university system would now struggle to accommodate a character who has such an independence of mind.
The movie's most famous set-piece is its virtuoso central panel (it's a triptych), in which Bardot (in a Karina black wig) and Piccoli (wearing Godard's own clothes) circle each other in their apartment as their marriage waxes and wanes, Coutard's camera tracking to accommodate each character as they dress and undress, bicker, reconcile and bicker again.
When the puppeteers filmed the scene, Kermit was facing a blue screen, the colour chosen instead of the traditional green to accommodate the character's colour.
In addition, Reubens wore prosthetic teeth and a wig to accommodate his character's look.
The song had its lyrics altered to accommodate the character Kenneth being "misinformed about the time [of the 11 45 train]".
She is used to accommodating emotionally fraught characters "on a psychophysical level".
From these observations, we speculate that the greater A/T nucleotide incidence upstream of nucleocyclic TSSs might repel or destabilize nucleosomes, with the C/G-rich character downstream accommodating arrays of well-positioned nucleosomes (a schematic version of this model is diagrammed in Additional file 4: Figure S3).
The patent in the latest case notes that handsets are too small to "accommodate a full character keyboard" leading to a need for different ways for a user to input data.
Orthodox accounts of contract marshal the doctrinal features of contract law that resist assimilation to tort in a separate effort to emphasize that theoretical accounts of contract must accommodate contract's character as chosen obligation.
