Typical burn care management involves a high ratio of medical personnel to patients, which can be accommodated when there are only a few burn victims at a time.
There's the paradoxical Hilbert hotel, which has an infinite number of rooms, all occupied, yet can accommodate new guests when they arrive simply by making everyone move one room along to the right.
Malicious employers lie to the employee, telling him or her they can accommodate the condition when they actually intend to fire them.
This will easily fit in any pocket that can accommodate its length, which when flattened is about five inches.
Yet, at the same time, the awareness, when healthy, can accommodate an infinitely flexible state.
Plate counting methods can accommodate large volume liquid samples when combined with liquid filtration through membranes.
Such a surface absorbs more runoff than pavement and, when maintained properly, can accommodate both bicyclists and wheelchairs.
An upper bunk, which can accommodate a second person, folds away when it is not in use.
A workflow system is highly flexible and can accommodate any changes or updates as when new or modified data and corresponding analytical tools become available.
The ethylcellulose coating, when applied organically, can accommodate the swelling matrix to a greater extent compared to aqueous coating and hence, coating rupture and subsequent drug release is prevented.
