But the designer Charlotte Ronson agreed to move her show to accommodate the event.
If a putative law has broad scope, great explanatory power, and appealing simplicity, it may be more reasonable, Swinburne argues, to retain the law (defined as a regularity that virtually invariably holds) and to accept that the event in question is a non-repeatable counter-instance of that law than to throw out the law and create a vastly more complex law that accommodates the event.
However, much of the economy shut down to accommodate the event, which will take its toll on GDP growth this year.
The location had been refurbished to accommodate the event, with the surrounding area transformed into "Eurovision Island"—an Olympic Park-inspired complex housing the event venue, press centre, and other amenities.
While numerous facilities had to be built to accommodate the events, measures were taken to protect the land.
Portions of the Fraser Highway were shut down to accommodate the events.
The chariot racing event was first added to the Olympics in 680 BC with the games expanding from a one-day to a two-day event to accommodate the new event (but was not, in reality, the founding event).
It is a rank-based technique, which is good enough to accommodate the effect of intermediate extremes events and take cares of the skewed variables.
Therefore, in order to accommodate the recombination event modeled, a secondary gene conversion event between a 2DS1/L1 hybrid in the original tA01-ins5 chromosome and the 2DP1 exons 1 3 region is postulated.
But, for now, there is not enough snow to accommodate the snowboarding events (halfpipe, snowboard-cross and the parallel giant slalom) and three skiing events (aerials, moguls and skier-cross).
