The phrase "accommodate channel" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a channel that can be adjusted or made suitable for a specific purpose, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "We need to accommodate the channel to ensure it meets the new specifications."
Alternatives: "adjust the channel" or "adapt the channel".
The league hasn't resolved that pickle (the station was looking to profit by selling commercials against its six-figure rights fee) but it's doubtful that CBS's Channel 2 and NBC's Channel 4 in New York will not carry the game to accommodate Channel 9.
In order to accommodate different channel fading distributions, Nakagami- distribution was used to model the channel envelope.
Existing multicast schemes always employ the scalable video coding (SVC) to accommodate heterogeneous channel conditions.
To accommodate optimal channel protection to important source layers, this novel technique is able to truncate the less important ones, when necessary.
If culverts built today cannot accommodate future channel conditions, then climate change could indirectly create barriers to fish movement and consequent loss of fish habitats.
It is assumed that CP and CS are large enough to accommodate the channel delay spread.
Notice that the CP and CS are large enough to accommodate the channel impulse response and the time misalignment.
Note that the normalized operation is done independently by each RRH port, to accommodate the channel impulse response.
In [22], a variable bit rate transmission is used to increase the energy efficiency and the roadside infrastructures adapt its bit rate to accommodate different channel path loss conditions.
When the cyclic prefix is long enough to accommodate the channel impulse response combined with the transmitter and receiver filters, we propose a low-complexity two-tap equalizer with LMS-based adaptation to compensate for IQ imbalances along with channel distortions.
