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Continued fast expansion in offshore and onshore wind is good news for carbon emissions and can be accommodated without major problems by the grid.

Because the building was designed in advance for flexibility, Lehman Brother's requirements could be accommodated without altering the basic structure, which was designed by Kohn Pederson Fox and built by Tishman Construction.

"Each one takes and gives, at once, and flows and rests," the poet wrote, much as many people are hoping Mr. Blocher will be accommodated without too much confrontation.

Again, he did not cite a specific date, and he left his position vague enough that it could be accommodated without a large shift in the overall cost of the five-year plan, by moving money from other projects.

But despite a warning that "there is a good deal of science in the book, as much as can be accommodated without the machinery of equations", the story neglects the physics.

He warned that a soaring urban population - rising from 50% of all the world's inhabitants today to 70% by 2050 - could only be accommodated without disastrous social and environmental consequences by developing local urban design rather than "a single monoculture of globalisation".

In the Dpo4 models generated herein, using the BPmi3 orientation the pyrene moiety of [+ta]-B[a]P-N2-dG points toward the duplex region of the DNA, and is accommodated without distortions in AS1, but with distortions in AS2.

These distinctive dynamics of the two groups of residues explains the fact that the PhVCs are accommodated without altering the structure and function; whereas mutations at the DRC sites that are more buried and spatially constrained have functional consequences.

Even before the budget office disclosed the new surplus figures, administration officials said that President Bush's plan for a $1.6 trillion tax cut over the next decade and his calls for more spending on the military, health care and education could all be accommodated comfortably without any risk to the government's fiscal health.

Experimental results with a distributed architecture demonstrator show that actuator faults can be accommodated successfully without a redundant actuator by using the proposed smart actuator scheme.

Whitelaw made it clear that 3,000 a year could be accommodated in Britain without the need for extra camps.