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Just beyond the pool is the pier, which accommodates a large boat and has a shaded seating area at the end.

Ship-shape: Le Soléal Go chic and boutique Go chic and boutique Sleek new ship Le Soleal (0800 980 4027; en.ponant.com), which accommodates a maximum of 264 passengers, is neat enough to get into smaller, less visited ports.

Mr. Piano's sanctuary, which accommodates a total of 36,000 faithful indoors and on surrounding grounds, sits atop this hill town in the badlands of Apulia, where papier-mâché statues, T-shirts, key chains and magnets depicting Padre Pio, the bearded monk with bleeding palms, have created a souvenir circus.

Professionals won't find manual controls for everything, but may appreciate the camera's spot metering (for heavily backlighted scenes), the built-in flash with variable intensity, manual overrides for focus and shutter speed, and the camera's unusually long focal length, which accommodates a 10X optical zoom (and contributes significantly to the camera's bulk and heft).

This multicenter study was based in the North Central Province (NCP) of Sri Lanka which accommodates a predominantly rural population.

In [11], Bhattad and Narayanan generalized the model in [9] and gave a new information theoretic model for security which accommodates a lot more practical requirements on security.

One pole is characterized by a pronounced expansion of the periplasmic space (28.6 ± 3.3 nm compared with 13.8 ± 1.8 nm on the opposite pole, n = 34), which accommodates an array of trans-periplasmic complexes.

The deal is good through Nov. 30, and the nightly rate is $375 for the suites, which accommodate a family of four.

The agency has been through this kind of tumult with almost every one of its 12 group homes in Westchester, which accommodate a total of 85 men and women.

This paper focuses on centralized thermal overload management in active radial distribution systems which accommodate a significant amount of distributed generation (DG).

They are seeking greater flexibility in the delivery of the information and schedules, which accommodate a less structured day.