It was a momentous occasion for SFMOMA, which began to plan a major expansion to accommodate the new treasures.
In that singer-dominated era virtually all revivals were subject to major overhauls to accommodate new casts, and it was easier and cheaper to let singers substitute arias they already knew than to hire composers to write new ones.
A limited frequency spectrum is becoming a major problem to accommodate demands of new broadband wireless Internet services such as video streaming, video conferencing, and network gaming.
Some sections are experiencing a major revamp to accommodate increasing agriculture in the region with the increasing global demand for soy beans.
He and other industry officials note that uprates often require replacing turbines, transformers and other major equipment to accommodate higher water and steam flows.
See also Figure 3 figure supplement 1. (C ) RNA structure at the second junction site shows a G-A base-pair and A42-U43 bulge that widens the major groove to accommodate the RNA-binding helix of the second Rev subunit.
It is formed by an A44-G76 base-pair, idearlierd earlier by in vitro selection studies (Bartel et al., 1991), and a A42-U43 bulge that widens an otherwise narrow A-form major groove to accommodate the α-helix of the second Rev subunit.
Some states may reverse the traffic flows on major coastal roadways to accommodate what will probably be "a mass exodus," said Stephen Leatherman, director of the International Hurricane Research Center at Florida International University in Miami.
Thereafter, Turkey initiated a major humanitarian effort to accommodate the large numbers of refugees.
Consider their difference in original retained entry size, hence the curves divergence of the lower backfilling wall side is mainly induced by this kind of size difference, which also testifies the theory that the stability of backfilling wall can play a major role as to accommodate the subsidence, rotation, and deformation of roof.
