In urania, which is used as a fuel element in nuclear reactors, this openness is believed to help accommodate fission products and reduce unwanted swelling.
"The coast is today the government's newest development zone, one that's believed to be able to accommodate the country's bursting economic ambitions," the article says, but environmental disaster and loss of livelihood loom for local people.
These challenges have typically come from the right and self-described "true conservatives," and have been aimed at elected officials believed to be too accommodating, too willing to compromise, or too corrupted by Washington.
The dynamic simulation model was constructed using a 100 × 100 × 1 ft believed to preserve reservoir heterogeneity and accommodate a quick simulation runs.
In one of Arthurworrey's visits, during a conversation about housing, Arthurworrey said that the council only accommodated children believed to be at serious risk.
Mr. Hussein, himself a former prisoner, said that the government was believed to have turned public buildings into camps to accommodate the numbers of detainees.
It has a tent-shaped fibreglass roof, contains a mosque, can accommodate 80,000 travellers at once, and is believed to be the largest terminal in the world.
I believe we should try to accommodate religious concerns where possible, but I also believe that birth control is far too important to be sacrificed.
I believe the NHS needs to accommodate and encourage women to lead.
Some of these operators believe ministers are keen to accommodate them, realising that this is the only way to achieve free schools at scale.
