Aides to Mrs. Clinton have said she was looking for a house big enough not only to entertain but also to accommodate researchers for memoirs of her years as first lady.
The Manhattan branch opened in 1970, apparently so the business could establish a beachhead in the heart of Manhattan but also to accommodate the exploding demand for guitars brought about by such heroes as Jimi Hendrix and Mike Bloomfield.
The message was this: rebuilding the wounded center of Lower Manhattan must begin with the transit system, not only to allow New Yorkers to travel to and through downtown to their offices and homes, but also to accommodate the millions of visitors who are certain to flock each year to the memorial to victims of the World Trade Center disaster.
The binary hierarchy is used not only for performance purposes, but also to accommodate the creation and deletion of clusters.
Flexibility in manufacturing processes is essential not only to handle a variety of feed stocks or to produce multiple product grades but also to accommodate process or catalyst inventions to improve productivity or quality.
These limitations will not exist in EISCAT_3D, for which the transmitter is being designed not only to be sufficiently flexible to transmit all of the coding strategies which have so far been devised by the EISCAT community, but also to accommodate the next round of coding developments anticipated during the coming years.
The resulting STAR framework is well-structured and generic enough not only to act as the basis for developing a web-based design review portal in the extended enterprise, but also to accommodate specific design review techniques such as FuzzySTAR (Fuzzy Set Theory Approach to design Review) used for reviewing the fuel pump design case study.
Several years and many parties later, Magnus moved to a seafront flat, essentially because he needed more room for his records, but also to accommodate larger numbers at the afters.
MES belonging to the resistance-nodulation-division (RND) and multidrug and toxic compound extrusion (MATE) families contribute significantly to intrinsic and acquired resistance to antimicrobials, but also to accommodate plant-derived antimicrobials (phytoalexins and isoflavonoids) and hence are of special interest for plant pathogens [ 116- 119].
A second-order term is added to the equilibrium moments in order to not only satisfy all isotropy conditions but also to better accommodate different values of shear and bulk viscosities.
