Sentence examples for a better accommodation from inspiring English sources

Simultaneously, the natural gas company tends to purchase natural gas from P2G facilities, encouraging a better accommodation of wind power.

As an alternative method, a heterogeneous reservoir with a fractal structure can have a better accommodation for reservoir data.

We argue for this change using an axiomatic approach that shows that the Public Goods hypothesis is a better accommodation of the observed data than the Tree of Life hypothesis.

"I had much better accommodation, a raise, more privileges and things like that and they put me in a different union.

Downhill again, in Clemson, where we were staying at a Holiday Inn Express -- far better accommodation than existed in this college down back in my days in the English Department -- we were drawn by sheer osmosis into the Mellow Mushroom pizzeria, where Chef John Mercado, originally of L.A., was sliding immense pies out of a cavernous oven.

Wherever practicable, solutions were found quickly and included interventions such as the student (and sometimes the mentor) contacting a lecturer or head of department, finding better accommodation, or providing a computer for FOMSS students where university resources were inadequate, etc".

The resultant composite material demonstrates a homogeneous distribution of constituents over the submicron particles and a unique hollow spherical microstructure, which provides an enhanced electrical conductivity and better accommodation of volume change of silicon during electrochemical charge discharge cycling, respectively.

He says that he has always been a lucky guy, but a lucky guy would have found better accommodation than this tumbledown dump just off the main stem.

Canning was celebrated by the mob and gentry, several of whom contributed to her purse, enabling her to move to better accommodation in the house of a Mr Marshall, a cheesemonger in Aldermanbury.

There was also a consensus that some form of top-up, perhaps for better accommodation in hospital, should be considered as a way of raising money.

"There is also fear that by creating better accommodation there will be a magnet effect, attracting more people".