Sentence examples for accommodate improvements from inspiring English sources

The 118-year-old building, which had not been used since 1980, was being moved to accommodate improvements to Route 9, which included replacing a bridge over Central Avenue.

The sleep-wake schedule is changed to accommodate improvements in the persons' sleep, over time.

The model can accommodate improvements such as these in future cycles of selection.

These latter versions included a turret-mounted 14.5-mm heavy machine gun and improved power plants, but troop capacity was reduced in order to accommodate these improvements.

De Peyster was displaced in 1973 when Bowling Green was renovated again to accommodate subway improvements.

Network executives declined to disclose whether they had committed to raising the fees they pay Voter News Service to accommodate the improvements they are requiring.

The Pz. III could accommodate these improvements because it had been designed with a larger turret and a 12-cylinder, 300-horsepower engine.

The future of rail freight service is largely depends on how the new wagons accommodate such improvements.

To accommodate these improvements, we have included a section on the LBI and redid the influenza analysis using the LBI to rank isolates.

It was possible to build a model based on easily available data that calculate the nursing staff capacity needed daily and annually and that accommodate organizational improvements.

Indeed, our measurements of aging itself are themselves aging, for they fail to accommodate the improvement in the ability of people to keep working into later years--generally, that is, for vast and widening gaps have appeared in life expectancies among ethnic and socio-economic categories.