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(151) Application programmers should be sure to test the behavior of the transaction manager in such situations to sufficiently accommodate any necessary special handling.

(152) To accommodate CLS Bank's participation, CLS transaction processing and necessary contingency arrangements.

(153) The Inmarsat-5 antennas are part of the companys flight-proven Gimbal Dish Antenna (GDA) systems, which enable beams to be steered to accommodate changing/increasing user demands.

(154) Buddha tatu accommodate to let the world to lay's, this is a very high level.

(155) HDD has become the most important part of data storage industry and increasing the magnetic recording density is the best way to accommodate the information technology.

(156) The two-seater J-10S fighter-trainer is identical to the single-seater variant in performance and avionic configuration, but has its forward fuselage stretched to accommodate a second pilot seat.

(157) Players can not now trained more than pet animals can accommodate the number of columns.

(157) Wish you can benefit from sentencedict.com and make progress everyday!

(158) Gregorian chant grew out of the acoustical characteristics of the Gothic cathedrals, and subsequently baroque music was written to accommodate the churches of the time.

(159) The Danish government last December proposed that the EU should limit carbon emissions from new power plants to 500g per kilowatt hour – far too low to accommodate a coal-fired plant.

(160) An existing tunnel beneath Terminal 2 building reserved for the Taoyuan International Airport Link Metro Project was enlarged to accommodate the new alignment of Metro rail.

(161) On the restaurant's interior, the steel beams support roof and the beams also accommodate several strip-shaped clerestory windows which bring in natural light and view from outside.

(162) The hedge funder, for example, dates a kindergarten teacher, and a kindergarten teacher "has a more flexible schedule, she'll be able accommodate me, " he explains.

(163) If you are from a different geographical region and seeking to relocate to that particular area, most colleges are willing to accommodate your special request to attend.

(164) Bavarian tradition dictates that deerskin lederhosen are the best, because they stretch to accommodate an expanding beer belly.

(165) The programme is very flexible a large range of choice options to accommodate candidates'preferences.

(166) The helicopter can accommodate 14-16 people, mainly used in offshore oil platform workers transport, long-range search and rescue, emergency medical services purposes.

(167) Objective To probe into a way of establishing a medical specialist system that is both practical to Shanghai and also accommodate to international practice.

(168) With next-generation technology at their disposal, the producers of Lost: Via Domus went all-out to make the game look as much like the show as they could, and ABC was more than happy to accommodate.

(169) Bashing out new cars is relatively easy; building new roads to accommodate them is anything but.

(170) How can the law accommodate a further output signal, a photon or optical signal?

(171) And these will not be urban conurbations like Mexico City or Lagos growing higgledy-piggledy, but cities designed to accommodate such enormous populations.

(172) You can easily modify the Rope iterator to accommodate skipping forward by more than one character at a time.

(173) Tatu accommodate, let the broken but many troubles disabled, smiles, and a boundless joy rim.

(174) Some Z-9Bs in the PLA service have the back-row seats removed to accommodate additional equipment for communications relay, artillery direct, and electronic countermeasures roles.

(175) He said that socialism in all its forms cannot accommodate any economic development beyond the hunter-gatherer stage.

(176) The House is not expected to reconvene before Thursday, to accommodate the Jewish new year.

(177) The who)e graph was scheduled using force-directed list scheduling (FDLS) algorithm, and the upper bound of the length of sub-schedule sequence whose each merging node could accommodate was estimated.

(178) The following year, the city opened the world's largest public lavatory, which can accommodate 1,000 people over four floors and which featured crocodile and Virgin Mary themed urinals.

(179) DB2 partitioning features help with roll-in but sometimes introduce additional considerations that customers need to accommodate in their roll-in process.

(180) It enables network operators to scale their networks to accommodate terabit capacity for growth.