First, some key questions: in accommodating religious diversity should we encourage more religion in public life, for both majorities and minorities, or move towards a more radical secularism?
In the design and construction of wall cladding, the question of accommodating the differential movements due to material nature and environment is a vital issue with regard to durability, especially when dealing with composite systems.
The worst case is that a pollster that made no modification to their screen and trial heat questions to accommodate early or absentee voters.
Because of the markedly different stage of intensification in India and Ethiopia minor differences in survey questions were accommodated while ensuring that the collected data remained suitable for combined analysis and meaningful comparisons.
This fiasco is raising concern on both sides of the law and opening up many questions about how accommodating the city of Danville really is to non-whites.
In my search for a hike to somewhere alpine and thin-aired, park rangers are most accommodating to questions, with a persistent caveat.
"It's a question of acculturating and accommodating," Kuppa said.
Discrete-event simulation (DES) is a tool that readily accommodates questions of capacity planning, throughput management and interacting resources.
Thus, as shown in equations (5) to (7), the error term should include a scale function with arguments Z to account for scale variation among respondents, among attributes, across questions, and to accommodate sequence effects, {U}_j = {V}_j+frac{varepsilon_j}{sigma (Z },j=1, dots, J (12).
I leave the question of how religion would accommodate thornier questions like would such life go to the same heaven as earth life, or the same hell, or would such life be tainted by original sin even if not descendant from Adam and Eve.
