Sentence examples for accommodate grades from inspiring English sources
The BOMBARDIER INNOVIA Monorail 300 System can accommodate grades of up to 6%% and curve radii of 46-m radius permitting the guideway alignment to optimally follow existing rights of way (Fig. 20).
Transit systems must accommodate steep grades and sharp curves to avoid destruction of valuable infrastructure and to minimize land acquisition and expropriation.
Transit systems must be able to accommodate steep grades and sharp curves to fit the existing conditions of congested urban environments.
If your budget can't accommodate human grade or even premium canned cat food on a regular basis, you can consider making some or all of your cat's food at home.
That school must teach so that programs for the gifted and talented or exceptional (called GATE, G/T, or TAG) "accommodate" the below grade-level, physically or scholastically disabled students (hearing, visually or learning handicapped) to include Special Education students.
Engineers can't build them straight up and over, after all; they must find reasonable grades and accommodate geological asymmetries.
To accommodate older students, a second grade class was added in 1920 for students around seven years old, a third grade in 1926 for eight-year-olds, and a fourth grade for nine-year-old students shortly thereafter.
Tara Bahrampour (NYT) NEW HAVEN: SCHOOL CONVERSION -- The city is proposing the conversion of most of its elementary and middle schools to schools that will accommodate kindergarten through eighth grade.
In 1970, Oberlin had modified its grading standards to accommodate activism around the Vietnam War and the Kent State shootings, and Bautista had hoped for something similar.
Spence, which bought the 1932 house in 1999, wants to enlarge the fifth floor and add a sixth floor to accommodate its kindergarten through fourth-grade classes.
The university was also stung when an adjunct lecturer claimed she was asked to give preferential treatment to athletes and change her grading policy to accommodate them.
