UTC serves to accommodate the timekeeping differences that arise between atomic time (which is derived from atomic clocks) and solar time (which is derived from astronomical measurements of Earth's rotation on its axis relative to the Sun).
Instead, they mainly serve to accommodate the interests of large companies and new forms of international production such as business networks and modularization.
Transmission electron microscopy analysis reveals that slip lines formed during deformation in the dendrites penetrates the eutectic resulting in formation of a stepped interface and an extra area serving to accommodate shear strains.
This scheduling, coupled with programs offered in the evenings, serves to accommodate the needs of its diverse student population.
This system primarily serves to accommodate and organize various traffic movements from the Highway 403 / 410 and Highway 427 interchanges along Highway 401, replacing an earlier plan that would have run Highway 403 directly to Eglinton Avenue and the never-built Richview Expressway.
The differences in results exist because the flexibility of the physician serves to accommodate variability in patient arrival patterns.
The variation in the conformation of EF-Tu may serve to accommodate the differences in the amino acids charged to the aa-tRNAs.
Indeed, our data derived from E-painting analysis not only confirmed all major syntenic segment associations proposed in previous studies [ 8- 12] but also served to refine the model by accommodating short syntenic segments orthologous to portions of chromosomes HSA7, HSA10, HSA12 and HSA22.
The food was served buffet style to accommodate a small kitchen, but the menu was large.
The traditional peanuts are served by request only, to accommodate those with food allergies.
On the one hand, your diet offers few choices, but on the other, there has to be a vegetable course, a salad course or some side dishes they could serve to be more accommodating to you.
