Can it accommodate the principle of heterochrony, the idea that time flows at different speeds in different places?
"Many regulators have updated the conditions of the licenses to accommodate the principle of technological neutrality, which removes restrictions on spectrum use and allows operators to deploy other technologies in these bands.
This is an important result as it accommodates the principle of fusion images with contrast-enhanced PET/CT, associated with high quality diagnostic CT.
A change in policy to accommodate the principle of hormesis may also raise issues relative to past regulatory actions and records of decisions for environmental cleanups.
When she won the emotionally charged competition as a Yale senior, memorial design had long been considered a dead letter, impossible to reconcile with current notions of human conflict and suffering, to say nothing of accommodating the aesthetic principles of contemporary art.
Here, we provide a connective neural account in the aim of accommodating the main principles of the DRC framework and to make predictions on reading skill.
"We are keeping the things about Holacracy that we value and creating new resources and systems to better accommodate the company principles, including a new principle, agility," Stowe proclaims.
The question is how to integrate the Charter into the Constitutional Treaty of the European Union and how, in practice, its provisions will accommodate the other principles and provisions of the Treaty of the European Communities TECC) and Treaty of the European Union (TEU) (together, the Treaties), provisions which are likely to be maintained in the new Constitution (section 3).
Thus, the southern Ugandan tone system seems to have two disparate roots, accommodating both the principle of equidistance and the experience of simple ratios.
The evolutionary perspective is obtained by applying the parsimony principle to a tree-of-life accommodating the studied species.
