Sentence examples for accommodate a smaller from inspiring English sources
"The neck of a brass cartridge case is made smaller, or necked down," noted Peter Lindsay of Madison, Wis., "to accommodate a smaller caliber, lighter-weight bullet.
That of course means that anything bigger would be completely impossible to force in, but it would accommodate a smaller machine snugly as well.
These are mostly iPad-sized, but many are made to order and could easily accommodate a smaller (Kindle Fire) or larger (Transformer) device if you ask nicely.
In addition, after the King's Men began using the Blackfriars Theatre for performances in 1609, Shakespeare's plays were written to accommodate a smaller stage with more music, dancing, and more evenly divided acts to allow for trimming the candles used for stage lighting.
The food was served buffet style to accommodate a small kitchen, but the menu was large.
We stepped over the rawhide threshold onto the packed-dirt floor; two narrow beds flanked a hole in the center, dug to accommodate a small fire.
The system lets down the vast majority of young trainees who are allowed to commence an academic career, as it can only accommodate a small fraction (in the UK, about 4% of all science PhDs).
When Lucy Best, director and orthotist at Hampshire Orthotics, was planning some modifications to her home to accommodate a small clinic that would enable her to work there, she contacted her mortgage provider Santander UK PLC seeking their permission.
In-law units could accommodate a small, but significant, share of the region's expected population growth, while providing affordable housing and boosting the local economy, according to Karen Chapple, an associate professor of city and regional planning.
On the other hand, the high-fidelity model exhibits satisfactory accuracy, while it can only accommodate a small ensemble which may result in a large sampling error in the surrogate calibration.
In situ TEM experiments conducted at elevated temperature show that the arrays of SGBDs on {111} twin planes originate in the {112} boundaries where they accommodate a small rotational misorientation from the exact coincident-site-lattice (CSL) orientation.
