Wolff's path to Princeton may be atypical, but it is becoming more common in Ivy League women's tennis, where at least half of the teams include players who were home-schooled or attended online high schools to accommodate the training and travel associated with their sport.
Conversely, if the postulated function is not complex enough, i.e., is too 'stiff', it may define a boundary surface that lacks flexibility to accommodate the training data, hence generalize poorly.
We had a large building there and so rent would be free, a very nice estate to locate and that would accommodate the training program.
" The Pentagon said it would establish two advise-and-assist operations centers outside Baghdad and Irbil, and use several sites to accommodate the training of 12 Iraqi brigades — nine in the Iraqi army and three comprised of Kurdish fighters, known as peshmerga.
The Pentagon plans to establish two advise-and-assist operations centers outside Baghdad and Irbil, and to use several sites to accommodate the training of 12 Iraqi brigades: nine in the Iraqi army and three made up of Kurdish fighters, known as peshmerga.
Others instead chose their training programs for pragmatic reasons such as availability or because they could accommodate the training program schedule.
While the tendering process cannot be shortened to accommodate the training institution expansion, this bottleneck could be addressed by hiring additional staff at the Ministry of Works and Supply.
The costing exercise uncovered that expenditure on HRH would have to increase from 50 million US dollars in 2006 to 400 million US dollars in 2015 in order to accommodate the training targets, increasing steadily over the years.
The Nobsu sub-station was situated within the much larger area of the CSD Cocoa Station, which also accommodated the training school, seed gardens, field trials, sprayer depot and workshop, and areas allocated to crop introductions.
Virgin, which apparently considered using the Pendolino trains that run on its west coast franchise, is quietly sceptical that the line can accommodate the trains without huge investment in upgrading the track.
