The sooner we recognize and address the requirements of accommodating ourselves to these new realities the better it will be for the refugees and for their host countries.
The broad design requirements included (i) fuselage capable of accommodating an imaging package or other instrumentation, (ii) suitability for over-lake BVLOS authorization in Switzerland, (iii) capability of land or water take-offs/landing, (iv) at least 90-min flight autonomy, (v) modularity of the imaging package and (vi) real-time IR/RGB imagery.
For example, despite the requirement to accommodate ∼2 m of DNA within the cell nucleus of a diameter of typically ∼10 μm, chromatin is estimated to only occupy about 15% of the nuclear volume.
Twinning observed within copper precipitates formed by interphase precipitation was attributed to a requirement to accommodate the growth of precipitates at the interphase boundary.
There is still plenty of work left to do, a long list of requirements to accommodate and many unanswered questions, but the project is well underway to build the next shared catalog for the Triangle Research Libraries.
It's ways of accommodating yourself to meet the needs of some set of requirements.
The regularity of large-scale data breaches such as the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) attack, in which the security clearance records of millions of government employees were stolen, is ample evidence that our infrastructure is already dangerously fragile, even without the burden of complex requirements to accommodate future surveillance.
Meeting physical memory requirements to accommodate the combinatorial explosion of intermediate modes is challenging even when using shared or distributed memory system in a computing cluster [ 7],[ 12].
The job posting's requirements were accommodating: "2 to 20+ years" of experience, depending on the repertoire.
The pulmonary arteries and arterioles have an impaired capacity to vasodilate and distend, and the increase in cardiac output required to accommodate the metabolic requirements of exercise is limited [ 1].
