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Realism is thus more than a static, amoral theory, and cannot be accommodated within a scientific interpretation of international relations.

The first step in the application, namely the mathematical modeling of the material domain, is not, and cannot, be accommodated, since no isomorphism is involved there.

One pervasive criticism is that many types of models that play an important role in science are not structures and cannot be accommodated within the structuralist view of models, which can neither account for how these models are constructed nor for how they work in the context of investigation (Cartwright 1999, Downes 1992, Morrison 1999).

The side chain of a lysine residue is larger than that of a serine residue and cannot be accommodated in an H-type loop VI due to a clash with the side chain of the 110th amino acid residue.

Whittington (1975) concluded that Opabinia, and other taxa such as Marrella and Yohoia, cannot be accommodated in modern groups.

Others have argued that the demands of "deep" green theorists and activists cannot be accommodated within contemporary theories of liberal politics and social justice (see Ferry 1998).

In contrast, large hydrophobic residues have very few rotamers in which steric clashes do not exist and tryptophan cannot be accommodated in any rotamer, highlighting the intolerance of bulky side chains in this constrained region.

The front-room regular Martha Stewart says she knows if she wants a table, she must go to Bonnie, and when she cannot be accommodated, "No is no," and "you just accept it".

It will not lessen and those people cannot be accommodated by Turkey, even if they were happy to stop there.

Closing this rink will result in displacement of skaters and programs that cannot be accommodated by other Westchester rinks.

Such circular dependencies between a whole and its parts cannot be accommodated within a theory of individuals that is committed to the basic constructional principles of the substance paradigm, especially the claim that concrete individuals are fully determinate.