(1) Analysis involved teacher/researcher and student reflections on the course in a continuous process of accommodation to scaffold learning.

(2) The history of the decoration of the Escorial is a record of Philip's sometimes reluctant accommodation to circumstances beyond his control.

(3) The aging process, or Presbyopia, causes the amplitude of accommodation to decrease in patients over 40 years.

(4) In fact, the time needed is the sum of the integration of the eye movement and accommodation .

(5) The second factor is accommodation to the self-realization ethos, which implies the importance of the individual.

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(7) Second, law is, at least in part, a force for accommodation to current social norms, even if it also provides us with a critical edge in its normative concepts such as equality.

(8) Children living in temporary accommodation also have to cope with the shame of living in a hostel, a lack of play and leisure facilities and anxiety about the future.

(9) Working-class and middle-class mothers of Cuban heritage were questioned about their modes of accommodation to America in terms of language proficiencies.

(10) The hotel now kept open for the accommodation of guests was built about the year 1808 by Esias Butts.

(11) Accommodation to a separate political entity was not possible

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(13) Repairs to the building could take two weeks to complete and residents are living in temporary accommodation while the repairs continue.

(14) The council found temporary accommodation for 17 residents, but most have spent the weekend staying with friends and family.

(15) The second phase of development focuses on consolidation and organization, it is a time of increased accommodation to the secular world.

(16) For official figures, a person can be considered homeless while staying in temporary accommodation and not necessarily living on the streets.

(17) Heresy or not, what was remarkable about Syrian Christianity in India is its accommodation to the Indian or Hindu way of life.

(18) But cultural accommodation to profoundly changing technological realities is the underlying issue - not security.

(19) Blundell refuses to see the process of painting as simply resistance or accommodation to modernity or the commodifying processes of the contemporary global art market.

(20) Look a little sideways occasionally, but most of all remember accommodation to darkness may take up to a half an hour.