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The phrase "accommodate distance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to adjust or adapt to varying distances, whether in a physical, emotional, or metaphorical context.
Example: "The new technology is designed to accommodate distance, allowing users to connect seamlessly regardless of their location."
Alternatives: "adapt to distance" or "adjust for distance."
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Once again the proposed ANTC protocol exhibits better performance to accommodate distance measurement error at comparatively much smaller cost.
A virtual world setting can accommodate distance learners at many levels of participation.
OTs and PTs described feeling supported when management offered them flexibility in their work schedule to accommodate distance travelled [ 39], or recognized the increased workload that occurred due to the shortage of rehabilitation staff [ 45].
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The spacer arms that make up the design of most bioconjugation reagents can contribute features such as cleavability, hydrophilicity, hydrophobicity, and a precise molecular length to accommodate the distance between two linked components, or they can modulate the relative nonspecific binding potential or immunogenicity of a reagent.
We set the size of each compartment to ℓ = 2w + ⌈logR⌉ bits, with w being the bit length of c k,r), to accommodate the distances computed in the consequent steps, which are the sum of R positive numbers of size 2w bits.
In particular, transcription factors forming multimers are able to accommodate variable distances between sequences recognised by each unit by readjusting the relative positions of the units.
It has been suggested that no-take zones measuring a minimum of 20 km in diameter may accommodate short-distance dispersers in addition to including a significant portion of local benthic fish populations, thus generating fisheries benefits (Shanks and others 2003; Fernandes and others 2005; Mora and others 2006; McLeod and others 2008b).
Michelangelo therefore purposefully accommodated for distance and angle, common practice among Renaissance painters but not sculptors.
The constant accommodative effort required, however, may result in problems such as asthenopia or esotropia, and the necessity for accommodating for distance can be overcome by wearing convex glasses.
This occurs because power values are the same no matter what the distance between the nodes may be, so power values must be set to accommodate the highest distance.
Because the building is wired for digital communication and can accommodate wireless technology, distance learning classes are also planned.
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