Accommodation Card C00126

His DEFINITIONS
Accommodation:

"Action and interaction of events are accompanied by relative
displacements and accommodations of other events. For example,
when a stone is dropped into a tank of water, the stone does
not penetrate the water molecules. The molecules are jostled;
they accommodate' the stone, and in the process jostle their
neighboring molecules, which, in turn, jostle their own border
companions. Thus waves of relayed jostling are propagated.
Euch relayed wave, although a composite of local actions,
provides a synergetic continuity of those actions. The con-
sequence is a pattern of events which has an integrity of its
own, independent of the local accommodations (which are inno-
cent with respect to the overall synergetic pattern). . . .

"The stone thrown into the tank inaugurates a complex of
accommodative events operative in pure principle. . . .

"When radio or television waves pass through the walls
of a house, when light waves pass through a window or a lens,
there are always some comprehensively relayed local jostlings,
some sets of submicroscopic eddies of force, that accommodate
the push through . . . "

Cite MARKS, p. 20, 1960
FIRST SENTENCE SEC 505.06