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We also envision extending FYPO to accommodate high-throughput experiments.
Interviews with participants describe a tortured reconstruction that dragged on years longer than envisioned, with plans constantly revised to accommodate political twists and turns, many decided personally by top party leaders.
With quiet resolve, Ms. Brown envisions a building large enough to accommodate a school.
Mr. Vilsack said he envisioned communities getting state help preparing resources to accommodate foreigners and essentially sponsoring groups of immigrants.
Her story is a particularly perverse tale of what former NYC mayor Michael Bloomberg once envisioned as the luxury city, a place to accommodate the rich and house the members of their servant class.
Mr. Nelson had already planned for the space to be endlessly mutable, to accommodate the creative types he envisioned using it as a workshop, gallery and office.
The concept was initiated by Taiwanese businessman, C.Y. Tung, who envisioned a ship as a mini-world, a university to accommodate students and faculty to form an international scope.
We also envision the necessity of expanding the dashboard design construct to accommodate multiple agents considered as treatment options for targeted indications.
In particular, the national science curriculum has been revised to accommodate the philosophy of the STEM education, as envisioned by the Ministry of Education MOEE).
But with the land, now zoned for manufacturing, soon to accommodate buildings as high as 29 stories, officials envision three million square feet of commercial space bringing 9,600 jobs to the hub, as well as 5,200 new residences, 770 of them subsidized.
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