In this world, service providers will have a growing need to be able to flexibly adjust capacity to accommodate uncertain and growing demand.
In 2003 the Council responded flexibly to the need to accommodate staff mobilized under the Reserve Forces Act.
Based on these findings, this paper argues that voluntary government energy efficiency programs should be flexibly designed and implemented to accommodate the many and various barriers.
In an alternative model, based on DC-SIGN, CRDs that bind restricted oligosaccharide motifs are flexibly linked and able to accommodate the disposition of these glycans on viral surfaces [ 59].
As we have shown in our case, so far as these formalised ethical and methodological frameworks are based on, and promote, essentialist notions of age and ageing as well as ethnicity, these remain typically White, young and middle-class orientated and fail to accommodate flexibly 'difference' within the research process.
The new Tate's capacity to accommodate different art flexibly is its asset at a time when contemporary art seems to be moving in divergent, unpredictable directions.
The analogy with DC-SIGN, as well as the finding that the neck-CRD junction is protease sensitive, suggests that the CRDs may be flexibly positioned so that their positions can adjust to accommodate the pattern of glycans on cell surfaces.
However, certain conceptual and practical difficulties arise when studying psychological treatments, most especially deciding how best to conceptualise the treatment concerned and how to accommodate the fact that most psychological treatments are implemented flexibly.
Although there is space to accommodate the second EGF domain in the lattice, there was no interpretable electron density, suggesting that it is flexibly connected to the rest of the protein and adopts multiple conformations in the crystal.
