She then sent it to the New Yorker, where the editor immediately recognised the story's worth and gutted the magazine to accommodate it.
However, he stressed there are "many steps in the chain" between confirming the collaboration's experimental result, and resolving the theory to accommodate it.
The idea of an English Premier League, which will enable the ECB to compete with the funds being generated in India, is currently being explored and time in the schedule will need to be found to accommodate it.
The dwellings may be in downtown apartment blocks, rather than suburban single family homes, and the work spaces may be in the form of new factories, but we have a growing population, in changing patterns, and we will need to accommodate it.
"I don't think there's a magic number as to the total that we need to have in the final budget, but it does need to accommodate permanent family child credits, and it needs to accommodate broad-based capital gains relief, " said Rep. Bill Archer (R-Tex.).
Meanwhile Cardinal Jean-Marie Lustiger, archbishop of Paris, defended France's secular regime against proposals to change it to accommodate Muslims.
Work on the station began in 2001 to enable it to accommodate domestic rail services and Eurostar trains to and from France and Belgium.
It is important that operational managers understand how to accommodate the workplace to make it accessible and even more important that operational managers are empowered to accommodate.
The rock in question also has to have enough pores and cracks in it to accommodate the CO2.
The couple later bought their home and extended it to accommodate an extra bedroom.
So what happens when you take that form factor and stretch it to accommodate a bigger screen -- and a more spacious keyboard?
As Ford works to re-envision its vehicle fleet to accommodate future fuels, it also sees demands in emerging economies as an area where the company can play a pivotal role.
But if the US is expecting Mr Uribe to bend over backwards to accommodate American priorities, it will most likely be disappointed, as the president elect is fiercely patriotic and independent.
Mr. Ewing said there were no planned migrations for the SAT to a computerized format because it would be impossible to accommodate the average 3 million test takers on any given test date.
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Friedman did more than give Leon the OK: After initially recommending immediate surgery, Friedman agreed to put it off a couple of weeks to accommodate a marathon for which Leon had logged months of training.
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Since the year 2003, I've been trying to tell our side of the government that it is very important to accommodate Raila Odinga and his team, who at that time, were part of the government.
He laments that Waterstones moved too slowly to launch its own e-reader, but insists it is now wise to accommodate the device most people prefer.
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But fashion finds it hard to accommodate a shoe that doesn't elongate the female silhouette.
Maidstone Borough Council said it needs to accommodate thousands of homes to meet demand in the coming years.
Playboy said that, while such discussions were initiated, it refused to accommodate a reduction of its minimum guarantees.
In our negotiation, time after time, despite such dire statements, where the Japanese found it expedient to accommodate our demands a way was found to do so.
But even private schools, which have the most money and best teachers, find it hard to accommodate those who want to take exams a lot earlier than their peers.
Any country that abolishes its own currency needs to have an economy that is strong and flexible enough to accommodate external shocks, since it cannot ride them out by printing money.
Nor his circular reasoning that jacking up corporate taxes will magically create jobs after that money is redistributed to the unemployed, who will rush out to spend it thereby encouraging companies to hire them to accommodate the increased demand.
So kind of a brainstorming session took place and it was decided that the best way to accommodate everyone's request was to set up periodically - and it happens about once every six weeks or so.
If they cancel a flight, those 90 passengers have to be carried on subsequent flights, and it will take roughly nine flights to accommodate them all.
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This militaristic SUV was the ideological forerunner to the Hummer H1 and was popular among wealthy Saudi sheiks for its ability to conquer desert terrain (it was said the LM002 was designed to accommodate gun turrets for such owners to defend their sheikdoms, but this could not be confirmed).
It said it wanted to "accommodate the concerns of the parade organisers and residents".
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The office of Speaker John Bercow said it was ready to accommodate the request.
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Structurally deficient, Stidger said, generally means the bridge can't carry the traffic it was designed to accommodate.
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