Sentence examples for Different accommodations from inspiring English sources

Physically, the various facilities available have somewhat different accommodations in terms of the size and mass of the payload accommodated and the resources of power and data services.

The question of whether female workers, pregnant or not, deserve different accommodations from men has been debated all the way up to the Supreme Court for much of this century.

All of these factors result in different accommodations in central and flank areas of the basin, which led to different architectural configurations of channels and floodplains.

For example, a patient could be "nonverbal" for a variety of reasons, including a severe language disability such as aphasia or congenital deafness, conditions which require quite different accommodations.

Places do become free during the first few weeks as students drop out or swap to different accommodation.

With a twin-room two-star hotel package the norm (different accommodation arrangements were also available at various price levels) it is also important to quickly get used to sharing a room with a stranger.

In the last decade, I've talked to enough people arrested in Chicago who said they were not read their rights during their initial interrogation that I wonder if some cops have reached a different accommodation with Miranda.

To make the meeting happen at all, the South Africans had to - ironically - operate a mini system of apartheid, laying on different flights, different buses and different accommodation.

Figure 1 shows Shibata's ZoC for different accommodation distances in stereo vision, both in diopters (optic measurement and meters (length)).

The Law 4375/2016 provides a legal basis for the establishment of different accommodation facilities: Reception and identification camps, temporary reception facilities for asylum seekers (Article 8c), and temporary accommodation facilities for people "who are under a return, removal or readmission procedure" (Article 8d), with a maximum stay of 1 year.

The Master's students were encouraged by both the practitioners of the JJI and by PhD students A and B to regularly visit the different accommodation groups and to spend quality time there, and to (re)introduce themselves regularly, especially because the practitioners work in shifts.