For its part, Japan veers between accommodating China and competing with it.
In seeking a deal, President Bush has walked a fine line between accommodating Democrats and not angering conservatives in his own party.
"The challenge will be between accommodating popular aspirations and meeting the demands of the Bush administration," said Scott Snyder, Korea representative of the Asia Foundation.
"He's able to walk the line between accommodating the singer and keeping his vision as the conductor of the piece," said Ms. DiDonato, who sang Donna Elvira in a recent recording of Mozart's "Don Giovanni" conducted by Mr. Nézet-Séguin for Deutsche Grammophon.
Striking a balance between accommodating the growing complexity, sophistication and the constrained properties of the physical dimensions of the network is a constant challenge.
Finally, the electrode thickness featured an optimum corresponding to a compromise between accommodating large amounts of intercalated lithium and minimizing the potential drop across the electrode to drive faradaic reactions.
The case of the Grange illustrates an abiding tension in preservation between accommodating the public (in the interest of exposing as many people as possible to a historical structure) and striving for pinpoint accuracy.
Nonetheless, we may well see in the general election a contest between two dispassionate and accommodating pragmatists and skilled debaters who relish intellectual give-and-take, and whose willingness to compromise has infuriated the party faithful.
The UK's population has been rising relatively sharply and the need to accommodate between 400,000 and 500,000 additional people each year has generated further pressure on Britain's already under-supplied housing market.
Are soccer stadiums the key for the continued development in M.L.S.? Most of the new stadiums planned, under construction or in operation can accommodated between 15,000 and a little less than 30,000 fans.
