A large workhouse such as Whitechapel, accommodating several thousand paupers, employed a staff of almost 200; the smallest may only have had a porter and perhaps an assistant nurse in addition to the master and matron.
Science author John Grant writes that many animals, such as fishes, accommodate by elongation of the eyeball, "it's just that humans aren't one of those animals".
Attributes such as these accommodate greater similarity between the types in their carrying capacities and competitive abilities, which aligns the two isoclines.
The readiness with which mainstream services, such as health, accommodate to meet the needs of people with disabilities has been argued as core to the success of Australia's National Disability Insurance Scheme [ 45].
There were signs that important establishment figures, such as Bob Dole and Newt Gingrich, were accommodating themselves to his candidacy.
America enjoys some big advantages, such as open spaces, accommodating laws, a well-developed supply chain and abundant finance for risky projects.
It is shown that the proposed architecture is generic and scalable, and it can, as such, accommodate a number of different FDL applications.
Never use sloppy words such as supply, problem, accommodate and interesting and try to use concrete not abstract nouns.
Brittle materials, such as glass, cannot accommodate concentrations of stress because they lack ductility, and therefore fracture easily.
Even if it does, there remains the bigger question of how European countries with large Muslim populations, such as Belgium and France, can accommodate those communities — some of which, like the one in Molenbeek, contain ISIS sympathizers and activists — without losing the confidence of the rest of the population.
