The naive logical description can be generalized and made to accommodate situations in which some variables take more than two values, without complicating the analysis.

During Candidates matches, each player was allotted a fixed number of rest days to accommodate such situations, but Spassky exhausted his entire allocation of time-outs yet was still unable to compete.

However, the section provided for only one surviving spouse and would need to be tailored to accommodate situations where there was more than one surviving spouse because the deceased was party to a polygynous union.

But though they are decisive, they are open to new evidence and new ideas, flexible in their planning to accommodate changing situations.

This language was added in 1949 to accommodate situations that have all the characteristics of war without the existence of a formal declaration of war, such as a police action.

A number of them might have been created by prisoners whose vocabularies were too small to accommodate the concepts, events, or situations named.

You accommodate new situations.

First, undecidability and paradox are the basis of the 'new sciences' which have made possible the technological innovations we currently enjoy, and written narrative is uniquely suited to accommodating logically impossible situations and mixing heterogeneous ontological postulates.

Many major banks have special units, like Bankers Trust Private Banking, that cater to the carriage trade and often accommodate situations like that of the Clintons.

The national reserve was created at the very beginning to accommodate particular situations in the framework of the single payment scheme and it is not appropriate to devote this budget to another objective or other measures.