Sentence examples for accommodate objects from inspiring English sources

The most clinically advanced devices focus on the human gastrointestinal (GI) tract, since it is easily accessible and can accommodate objects several centimetres in size.

Bringing in owners and their vehicles, Mr. Hirshberg found that what they really wanted was room to accommodate objects, like another row of grocery bags, without adding to the van's length.

The presence of precision grip features in the PDP of Orrorin indicates that this bone was fully prepared to accommodate objects between the palmar aspect of its pulp and that of the fingers.

Some objects are hollow and can accommodate other objects or substances within themselves, in an interior place that moves around with them whenever they move around; these are the containers.

It is, furthermore, unlikely that the quantity of objects in a cell will precisely equal the cell-size limit, thereby allowing cells to accommodate additional objects without rebuilding or refitting in many cases.

Multi-streaming provides SCTP with an aggregation mechanism to accommodate heterogeneous objects, which belong to the same application but may require different type of QoS from the network.

Multiple streams in an SCTP association provide an aggregation mechanism to accommodate heterogeneous objects, which belong to the same application but may require different types of QoS from the network.

Like Carter et al (2013), we found that people had to work to accommodate new objects into daily routines, and suggest that, here, this involved bundling the product into what Shove et al (2007) call "systems of objects", which included other foods, drinks and pills or supplements.

The models are updated from frame to frame and are therefore able to accommodate complex object motion as well as changes in shape.

"Awe involves that assimilation -- giving up your cognitive structures in order to accommodate [the object of awe].

And yet visually to the eye, Jupiter will appear to be much closer; in fact, seemingly impossible that the gap that separates Jupiter from the moon's edge would be large enough to accommodate an object that is equal to the size of the moon itself.