Sentence examples for accommodate distinctive from inspiring English sources
Different chambers have architectures to accommodate distinctive functions.
It would demonstrate that Britain could accommodate the distinctive needs and aspirations of its various component parts.
It is a sterling example of the tightrope South Africans walk every day: melding modern and ancient; Western and African; black and white and mixed-race culture, while still accommodating the distinctive virtues of each.
In this paper we present a framework for practical reasoning which accommodates these three distinctive features.
Colossal redwoods dominate Muir Woods National Monument, while fog-shrouded grassland, maritime chaparral and coastal scrubland adapted to the distinctive Mediterranean climate accommodate a remarkable assortment of endangered plants.
This is accomplished by plasticity, by which a given IDR folds into distinctive conformations to accommodate the diverse binding sites of its different partners (vii) A many-to-one binding mode, by which many different IDPs/IDRs bind to one site on a single ordered partner.
The latter perspective characterizes those scholars who defend the idea that experiences of female embodiment can be manifest in distinctive expressive styles that yet accommodate difference.
The normal A330-200 undercarrisge is used, but its attachment points are lower in the fuselage, thus requiring a distinctive blister fairing on the nose to accommodate the retracted nose gear.
INTERNATIONAL KEYBOARD INSTITUTE AND FESTIVAL Jerome Rose's annual festival at the Mannes College of Music is a big-tent affair that accommodates a number of distinctive personalities.
INTERNATIONAL KEYBOARD INSTITUTE AND FESTIVAL Jerome Rose's festival at the Mannes College of Music is a big-tent affair that accommodates a number of distinctive personalities.
Outer bark is shed continually from a tree, often in a distinctive pattern, as the circumference increases because its dead cells cannot accommodate the increased diameter.
