More generally, courting non-profits also fit into the company's bigger strategy to refocus the site not just as a place to get your entertainment and news fix, but as a place to find and build out your community, and so a turn to accommodating and providing a space for non-profit groups is also a strong connection to that.
The heuristic can guarantee a minimum number of rolling turns to accommodate all the ordered sheet strips, but generally performs poorly in the objective of average thickness change.
If you are lucky enough to get a spot in the water, prepare to spend the entire duration of the party playing a kind of human Jenga, your body working on pure instinct, immediately twisting and turning to accommodate the endless waves of flesh that are gradually turning the entire audience into one solid, sunburnt lump of nylon-clad flesh, jumping up and down in unison to a Bastille DJ set.
The wide surface of the drafting table often turns to accommodate a certain angle for best use.
But then the question as to whether it particularly supported any one line of philosophical interpretation over another also must take into account the fact that schools of interpretation in turn evolved to accommodate what were regarded as its philosophically salient features.
In addition, Met50 must turn slightly to accommodate the planar central aromatic ring of RAB-propyl.
This stretch of NY 17M also features a center left-turn lane to accommodate the traffic turning into the many commercial plazas on either side.
The long pine table is turned sideways to accommodate the rickety picnic table dragged in from the screened porch (for the big little kids), a mini card table (for the little little kids) and three high chairs.
But there he was Saturday, his locker in the dressing room replaced by a parking spot for a wheelchair and his seat on the bench turned sideways to accommodate his damaged right leg, which rested for most of the game on several towels placed atop another chair.
It is so big that airports around the world will have to repave their taxiways, widening the turns enough to accommodate the landing gears and to keep the outermost wings over the pavement, instead of over the gravel or grass at the edges, where they could suck in debris.
