A larger structure, the Music Hall, was built in 1856, underneath the firework viewing stand, capable of accommodating 10,000 people on its 27000 sqft of dance floor.
Two cameras that are optimized according to the human eye angle-of-view to accommodate for the perspective of human eyes are used as stereoscopic vision inputs on the unmanned vehicle.
We now propose that these groups of large loops are spaced evenly, at regular distances along the chromosome, this being the most efficient way, from an energetic point of view, to accommodate them.
With a view to accommodate a wider class of mappings in the context of common fixed point theorems, Sessa [19] introduced the notion of weakly commuting mappings which was further enlarged by Jungck [20] by defining compatible mappings.
We can no longer afford the luxury of accommodating what any reasonable and dispassionate third party observer would call insane views on the side of the opposition.
Again, if the responsibility of a politician is to represent the body politic, why is it worthy of despisement to modify one's views to accommodate the views of those he represents, or to allow his views to "evolve"?
And he can modify some of his views to accommodate those willing to meet him halfway.
The generic METIS 5G network architecture, as sketched in Figure 8 from the topological point of view, must accommodate a number of technical enablers and communication paradigms while taking into account existing and emerging evolutionary and revolutionary architectural trends.
"The book implies that while men are under pressure to produce one strong opinion, the strength of the women's point of view it accommodates many viewpoints," said Mr. Gupta, the show's co-curator.
