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String theory, for example, could accommodate changes in quantities that accepted physics theory considers immutable.

To Katie, and to us, the gymnast's body seems like a perfect instrument when we see it in action: the only combination of bone and sinew that could accommodate, for example, a roundoff and one-and-a-half-twisting step-out into a roundoff, back handspring, Arabian double-front, layout — a pass that Aly Raisman executes, going head over heels seven times in her opening floor-routine run.

Last-minute options for July 27, for example, included a jet that could accommodate six passengers on a flight from Miami to West Palm Beach, Fla., for $536.43, or less than $90 per person.

On a real airline, with real routes, you have to be economically viable". Perhaps the most extraordinary example of a new jet that could accommodate features unheard of previously is the Airbus A380.

For example, a single business service for clinical notes could accommodate physicians' different notefiling preferences whether doctors want to enter patient information directly on a computer or dictate it for later transcription.

For example, a website with a menu of topics could accommodate both monitors and blunters.

For example, in the absence of a sufficiently developed health system that could accommodate referral of otherwise asymptomatic infants with hypoxemia for echocardiogram (to rule-out congenital heart disease), it may be more rational to target PO to sick infants.

For example, for the given loop bandwidth of 25 Hz in Table 1, the PLL could accommodate a peak jerk stress of about 78 G/s without losing carrier signal tracking.

For example, if a decision were made to convert some towers to residential instead of commercial use, the plan could accommodate that decision without compromising integrity or sacrificing light and air.

"For example, if a Jew asks not to have to work on a Saturday for religious reasons, his employer could accommodate this with minimum disruption simply by changing the rota [work schedule]," the Commission said last year.

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