What kind of message are these mentors and role models sending to children when they make all-or-nothing confrontation their modus operandi instead of compromise that addresses the child's desire to play her best, develop her skills, and accommodate both teams.
In a society working for equality of access to the transport system, it is recommended to develop solutions that consider and accommodate the behaviours of different cyclist groups when planning bicycling infrastructure.
Traditionally designed for network carrier operations, airports are increasingly diversifying their services with new facilities being developed, specifically, to attract and accommodate low-cost carriers.
A number of computerized models have been developed and improved to accommodate large datasets from high-throughput screening efforts (i.e. ECOSAR; Toxicity Estimation Software Tool TESTT; [24, 25]).
New meanings of family, kinship, and community were developed and adjusted to accommodate the creation of transracial families.
For this experiment, a torsional testing apparatus was designed and developed to accommodate samples up to 144 in. in length and up to 6 in.
In the nineteenth century, new medical schools were developed to accommodate women and minorities, particularly African Americans, and dubious private schools emerged lacking university affiliation, called "proprietary schools".
The handout booklet produced for the workshop included PowerPoint slides, lecture notes and activities and was initially developed to accommodate for those learning styles that find such resources beneficial and to improve the sustainability of participants' learning.
The ER of normal PCs and MMCs is well developed to accommodate the production and secretion of large amounts of immunoglobulins.
Historical pattern construction and fitting alteration techniques, developed to accommodate diverse bodyshapes postures and movements, reveal techniques requiring tacit knowledge.
