Sentence examples for accelerated to accommodate from inspiring English sources

This lack of diversity has often been attributed to the observation that, in marsupials, the ossification of bones associated with feeding (premaxilla, maxilla, dentary) has been accelerated to accommodate the early birth and suckling of marsupials, relative to placentals [18] [20], [22], [50].

Education is going through accelerated changes to accommodate the needs of contemporary students.

But because it heard Bell's case on an accelerated basis to accommodate the buyout's June 30 closing date, the court would not release the reasons for its decision for some time, perhaps months.

The nu OXPHOS genes might be predicted to exhibit accelerated evolutionary rates to accommodate the elevated substitution rates of mt OXPHOS subunits with which they interact.

Graham accelerated to close in.

This phenomenon is hypothesized to be the result of the fluid inertia preventing the fluid from accelerating fast enough to accommodate the rapid piston displacement.

Specifically: achieving very low residual gas contents to mitigate against frictional ignitions and fugitive emissions; the means to accelerate gas drainage to accommodate mine schedule changes; and to enable pre-drainage of coal reserves with very low permeability.

Still missing, however, is the political and business leadership needed to accommodate, accelerate and manage that process.

To accommodate this accelerated schedule, summer training was formally moved to a recently acquired piece of land southwest of main post.

He graduated from Columbia Law School in October 1948, benefitting from a two-year accelerated program offered after the war to accommodate the massive influx of veteran students.

It homogenizes, generalizes, and exposes hardware resources to accommodate in software the accelerated technological evolution.