We have still not yet accommodated pregnancy properly.
Hellenikon AirpOrt now has a maximum capacity of 40 flights an hour and does not yet accommodate Boeing 747's.
These differences are elucidated and a model incorporating cognitive and behavioral interventions is presented, minimizing the discrepancy, yet accommodating most patient, institutional, and therapist needs.
They're the irascible yet accommodating old couple you see at the early-bird special, with a history you'd never imagine.
Although the technology already exists, the required inverters are 50 to 100 percent more expensive than the standard ones, and electrical codes do not yet accommodate them, said James Worden, the chief executive of Solectria Renewables, an inverter manufacturer.
The selling point of these production-based price indices is that each could serve as a nominal anchor while yet accommodating terms of trade shocks, in comparison to a CPI target.
However, several hurdles remain, including the lack of genomic sequences of many prokaryotic taxonomic representatives, and consensus procedures to describe new prokaryotic taxa that do not, as yet, accommodate genomic data.
Their new house is one-third smaller, yet accommodated all their furniture, gives them room to have their grandsons visit, and is still near the shore, with a fraction of the traffic they endured in Mystic.
Lawyers for a disabled Islamic preacher, who has been jailed in Manhattan since his extradition from Britain in October, said on Friday that prison officials had not yet accommodated his many medical, hygienic and physical needs, including new prosthetic devices for his arms.
On Friday, Mrs. Lincoln introduced a derivatives bill that seemed intended to show that she could be hard-nosed with Wall Street yet accommodating to Arkansas constituents, ranging from Wal-Mart to small community banks, which have a big interest in the derivative fight.
