SAE says that both types of charging can conceivably be accommodated with a single port.
The latter feature has been accommodated with a slight increase in the clock speed of the graphics processing unit, but its effect is minimal.
At the Moscow Olympics in 1980 both countries were accommodated with a fudge over what Taiwan was called, but the upset that year was America's boycott of the games because the Soviet Union had just invaded Afghanistan.
Metal-ligand binding changes substantially for different ligand classes, and these differences are difficult to accommodate with a single set of descriptors.
Descartes Labs CEO Mark Johnson hints that this could be accommodated with a Tinder-like interface, so users could swipe right and left on returned images to fine-tine their search.
It is shown that this correction can be accommodated with a simple modified boundary condition to standard plate theory without the need for a more complicated theory which includes a warping function.
The expected peak heat flux of 20 MW/m2 in tokamak divertors can be accommodated with a flow velocity of about 10 m/s and coolant pressure at an inlet pressure of 3 MPa.
For example, as shown in Figure 1, the BS chooses QPSK, the most conservative and robust MCS, to accommodate all MSSs in the multicast group, even if there are some MSSs (e.g., MSS1, MSS2, and MSS3) that can be accommodated with a higher data rate MCS (e.g., 16QAM).
Since these time-variant disturbances and their cumulative effects can often be accommodated with a collection of properly-sized buffer units embedded in a suitable system configuration, a systematic SMDDS design strategy is thus developed in the present study on the basis of a novel quantitative measure.
The results of the current study indicate that well-defined research data sets that can be accommodated with a conventional database can also be accommodated with OpenSDE with comparable query effort.
