Sentence examples for In accommodating to from inspiring English sources

Cognitive flexibility has been defined as the person's being aware of alternative ways and options, being flexible in accommodating to new situations, and feeling competent in the situations when the person is flexible.

To evaluate its performance, a numerical example is conducted; it results in accommodating to external changes well with 55% increase in the resources utilization ratio and 20% reduction in the total physical distribution cost, compared to original delivery pattern.

The functional significance of this early association of Rad52 with telomeres is suggested by the greatly accelerated crisis exhibited by est2Δ/est2Δ rad52Δ/rad52Δ double homozygotes (Figure 1c), which may reflect a role for Rad52 in accommodating to defective telomere replication.

The Yoido Gospel was opened in 1973 to accommodate to the ballooning number of followers that Cho had amassed.

There is considerable complexity in accommodating privacy alongside rights to freedom of expression and access to information.

The country still has far to go in accommodating private property.

Circus skills classes include juggling and plate spinning, in a venue accommodating up to 22 families.

USPHS, in turn, accommodated visits to the operation by members of the New York City Office of Emergency Management and DOH staff for educational purposes.

In short, he accommodates himself to his generation, rejects the tragic, trivializes everything.

At the earliest meetings, extra chairs had to be brought in to accommodate the crowds.

Most third rows seem to be afterthoughts, stuck in to accommodate customer demand but with the minimum amount of thought.