This is the fig plant's accommodation of the fig wasp.
Second, the focus (accommodation) of the eyes must be adjusted for near vision.
"The problem is the accommodation of the Russian public," he said.
But Stories is also an accommodation of the off-label ways in which another important demographic — teens — use Instagram.
He concluded, "The result obviously is a gradual shift of the baseline, a gradual accommodation of the creeping disappearance of resource species".
St George's, University of London, a medical school, had the most expensive "budget" accommodation of the 80 universities that responded to the Guardian's Freedom of Information Act request.
Perhaps some employers fear that "reasonable accommodation" of the disabled, as the law terms it, will require extra time, resources and money.
A Swiss psychologist, Jean Piaget, argued that such assimilation was not enough, that accommodation of the established ideas to the new experiences was also required.
The ophthalmometer permits the measurement of the accommodation of the eye to changing optical circumstances, allowing, among other things, the proper prescription of eyeglasses.
This was a statesmanlike accommodation of the public's strong preference, which then as now was for religion to have ample space in the public square.
According to the book's publisher, Farrar, Straus & Giroux, the design was an aesthetic accommodation of the logo made by both the art director and the author.
