Only 2 of 22 cemeteries have vacant plots, and those two must accommodate burials for another 10 years.
In the rapidly changing landscape of medicine, particularly in the area of drug safety research, the governance structure must accommodate a need for swift dispute resolution, should such disputes arise.
When repairing a limit cycle, a single rule modification must accommodate all state transitions for each node; furthermore, such a modification must be found for all nodes that require repair at any transition in the limit cycle.
This means that the models used to project the consequences of actions and their valuation must accommodate both the potential for change and associated uncertainties.
The Supreme Court, on its last day before summer recess, agreed to hear a case next term on how employers must accommodate pregnancy's physical effects; for example, by providing temporary light-duty work.
Robert H. Reid, the Baghdad bureau chief for The Associated Press, said one major problem was a disconnection between the officials in Washington who created the embed program before the war and the soldiers who must accommodate journalists — and be responsible for their reports afterward.
Therefore, the trees are not dormant and must accommodate shortages of oxygen and, for submerged shoots, shortages of CO2 too at a time when conditions favour fast respiration and depletion of reserves.
Each animal in an outbreeding population is genetically unique and must be genotyped using a high-density marker set; regression models for mapping must accommodate multiple founder alleles, and complex breeding designs give rise to polygenic covariance among related animals that must be accounted for in mapping analysis.
Criticism is inevitable, doubly so for courses that must accommodate birdie-bingeing professionals one week a year and double-bogeying duffers on the others.
