Institutions tend to be strongest when they make significant moral demands, and weaker when they pre-emptively accommodate themselves to human nature.
In the absence of charge, the NTS itself could however only become expendable in the event that either 1) a novel NTS-independent import pathway arose in the inner membrane in a lineage specific manner or 2) a conserved import pathway pre-existed that accommodated NTS-independent import.
The transducers were accommodated in pre-drilled slots at the two flat ends of the samples, the effect of which was carefully investigated using experimental and numerical studies.
Finally, both increase in the pre-strain level, and decrease in the cyclic peak stress level resulted in reduced amount of energy that could be recovered by cyclic deformation from the total energy accommodated during pre-plastic straining.
Pre-intervention, the area accommodated a primary school, pub and a commercially-run 'family social club,' which played an important role in local community life.
In Julian Fellowes' novel Snobs (2004), those attending Earl Broughton's pre-marriage bachelor party are accommodated at the Ritz.
Specifically, the combination function is modeled non-parametrically in a flexible reproducing kernel Hilbert space (RKHS; [ 18]), where both linear and nonlinear combinations could be accommodated via a pre-specified kernel function.
Gracia's (2008) understanding of Latin American philosophy as ethnic philosophy (more on this later) can also accommodate pre-Columbian philosophical works within that discipline.
Tumor stromal interactions are crucial in engineering a pre-metastatic niche, accommodating metastatic seeding, and establishing the vicious cycle of bone metastasis.
Once the image data have already been processed in one of the standard levels previously described, and in order to apply pansharpening techniques, the images are pre-processed to accommodate the pansharpening algorithm requirements.
Due to phenotypic mutations, rare variants of proteins will emerge that are "pre-adapted" to accommodate the second, beneficial mutation, yielding the complex, adaptive trait, even if transiently.
