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The system would require a degree of international cooperation, which can be accommodated under the existing Basel Accord framework.

Porous solid/fluid reacting systems provide a vivid demonstration of the interdependence of the model features which can be accommodated and the available methods for numerical solution.

Even though most fatigue data are obtained under constant amplitude loading conditions, most engineering systems are subjected to variable amplitude loading, which can be accommodated easily by the recursive nature of the proposed method.

The mass, volume, and power analyses of each subsystem are integrated to generate a total system mass of 124 kg and a volume of 594 L, both of which can be accommodated on the Apollo Lunar Roving Vehicle with minor improvements.

To exemplify this concept, we introduce in the following some basic features of models which can be accommodated in the architecture of the proposed emulator.

For computations which can be accommodated, the Reasoner generates a fine-grained schedule, as well as a frequency schedule which instructs the system to perform corresponding frequency scaling.

Rather, the authors bring philosophical, legal and political perspectives to bear on the core questions: Which forms of pluralism are conceptually compatible with moral universalism, and which ones can be accommodated in a politically stable way?

Nominated applications will be collected by GEO and then routed to the department where a department committee will decide which applicants can be accommodated.

Douglas remained loyal to the Madisonian vision of politics that seeks to find some reasonable middle ground in which differences can be accommodated.

The other major intraplate location in which limestone islands are found is where their underpinning plates are flexing, typically because they are moving toward ocean trenches faster than the rate at which they can be accommodated there; good examples are the Loyalty islands (New Caledonia) (Dickinson 2013).

In insects requiring increased sensitivity, the antennae are branched, providing a larger surface area on which more sensilla can be accommodated.