Talk about accommodating.
The ship had enough space to accommodate roughly 1,900 people, including some 400 crew members.
The average size loop of 12.2 Kb is large enough to accommodate roughly 50 60 nucleosomes, or about one 30-nm fiber [9].
The simple guesthouses accommodate roughly 40 people.
Because of demand, organizers of the Reach the Beach Relay modified the 203-mile course through the White Mountains of New Hampshire this year to accommodate roughly 650 more competitors, bringing the total number of participants to 4,320.
A city program to house homeless families temporarily in individual apartments across New York, begun as an emergency program two years ago, has ballooned to involve more than 2,000 apartments that now accommodate roughly a quarter of the city's population of homeless families.
Assuming 32-bit integers, a tuple can hence accommodate roughly 4 billion events (232), as many subformulæ and iteration cycles, and be serialized as a 12-byte string.
Arabesque, which was used in the James Bond film License to Kill, was frequently used for entertaining, so the villa has an underwater-themed disco (called Poseidon Discotheque), which is large enough to accommodate roughly 200 guests, and there is also an attached Poseidon Grill that can seat up to 60 guests.
It is expected that the number of base stations will roughly double to accommodate new technology and a larger percentage of sites will have to be shared between operators, complicating exposure assessment.
Further, assuming an average lipid cross-sectional area of 0.6 nm, a discoid of this dimension could accommodate roughly 100 lipids per leaflet in addition to a single copy of the enzyme.
