David Hill, the director of design for I.B.M.'s personal computing division, said that the horizontal, or "landscape," display became dominant in the early days of PC's because it accommodated programming information better.
From the looks of this show, the magazine lacked the purity to qualify as a modernist art movement because it accommodated so many different styles.
The MacKelveys lived in a spacious new council house in Dundee, which, because it accommodated a piano, became the practice place as the band prepared for an increasingly hectic schedule of one-night stands, television appearances and overseas tours.
As he puts it: "Once I hit a certain level of tournament facilities, I was disabled because I was unable to accommodate the absence of disabilities to accommodate".
"Try telling me that at the age of 15 when I was sleeping rough in parks, because I couldn't afford to accommodate myself".
The theatre was criticised by New York Times critic Harold C. Schonberg because, to accommodate a performance of Luigi Dallapiccola's contemporary opera Il prigioniero, about a third of L'Orfeo was cut.
I will not recap the game — because it is now two days past, because others have done so elsewhere, and because, alas, as accommodating as Hooters was, I had to leave halfway through, to return to the work that had brought me to Dallas.
This category is becoming, which saves thinking from paralysis because it accommodates both concepts.
These three perspectives are extremely important for scaling up a system because it accommodates the points of view of curriculum designers, instructors, and students.
The parallel coordinates plot is ideal for exploratory analysis of materials science data because it accommodates the simultaneous display of a large number of variables in a two-dimensional representation.
Videoconferencing can reduce this distance because it accommodates much of the immediate and non-verbal communication characterizing interaction that is face to face [ 9, 12].
