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To Katie, and to us, the gymnast's body seems like a perfect instrument when we see it in action: the only combination of bone and sinew that could accommodate, for example, a roundoff and one-and-a-half-twisting step-out into a roundoff, back handspring, Arabian double-front, layout — a pass that Aly Raisman executes, going head over heels seven times in her opening floor-routine run.
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The restaurant included a fine-dining room with only twelve tables, a bar area that could accommodate seventy for dinner, and three flamboyantly large banquet rooms.
As the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank looked the other way, Mobutu looted the country, building himself palatial follies in his mother's home village in the remote bush in Gbadolite, complete with an airport that could accommodate Concorde for shopping trips the Mobutu clan would make to Paris or New York.
We suggest that this occurs by an epigenetic event, since, by cell growth and death measures and considering the overall tumor growth, there is no significant difference between treated and untreated tumors that could accommodate selective advantage for clones of cells that in presence of PICP would overgrow the other cells, unless these are already at time of implant a majority of the population.
Their large superstructures incorporated offering niches that were to develop into chapels (as in the tomb of Khabausokar) and corridors that could accommodate paintings of equipment for the afterlife and niches to hold carved representations of the deceased owner (as in the tomb of Hesire).
When they built their home in the suburbs eight years ago, the Kipers constructed an office that could accommodate a space with a door for Mel, a big desk for Kim and a space with a desk for Lauren near them both.
By 1990, with 70percentt of the nation's children living in households where every parent was in the labor force, millions of families were groping for child care that could accommodate overtime or night shifts -- or work schedules that could bend for teacher conferences, sick children, school holidays, or ailing grandparents.
On a Doric temple, for instance, the metope frieze offered a series of rectangular plaques for reliefs that could accommodate two or three figures.
To try to stem the resulting rent increases and the flow of companies to New Jersey, the Battery Park City Authority is about to put a large separate parcel up for sale that could accommodate a 1.8-million-square-foot tower.
Parents spent a lot of time looking for schools that could accommodate the child as explained by a mother of a child with mental retardation and seizure disorder: " "…I was told to take her to Uhuru Mchanganyiko (primary school for children with various disabilities); I went there because she has mental and visual problems.
We were at the Poilâne "manufactory" — Lionel's word for a place that could accommodate hand production on a large scale — in Bièvres, a suburb of Paris.
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