The snow-sports world, instead of asking everyone to conform, is changing to accommodate.
The human population is increasing globally and land use is changing to accommodate for this growth.
Texture is proof that gastronomy is changing to accommodate people who love good food but don't want to be punished by it.
Further confirmation of the strength of the trend can be seen on the highways, where the traditional Interstate truck stop has been changing to accommodate the influx of people making business trips by car.
Like so much of life, therapy is changing to accommodate the preferences of new demographics, those whom sociologist Zygmunt Bauman called "liquid moderns", who create provisional bonds loose enough to stop suffocation.
In this case, HP is bringing the IT to Salesforce, a move that demonstrates how Salesforce is changing to accommodate larger companies by partnering with legacy enterprise providers.
He did acknowledge, though, that the foundations that manage projects obviously matter — and that this is important enough that the OpenStack Foundation is changing to accommodate the projects that would be a good fit under its auspices.
The talk will occur in the standard time slot for the Visualization Friday Forum — noon on Friday, December 4 — but the location is changing to accommodate a larger audience.
Even before they could talk, the country was changing to accommodate the boomer babies, and their sheer numbers ensured that this was not that last time that would such adjustments would be necessary.
Pregnancy bleeding from implantation may include some mild cramping as the egg implants and the uterus is changing to accommodate the embryo.
