Sentence examples similar to accommodate orient from inspiring English sources
Training provided in the incubators are practical oriented which accommodate all a participants regardless the level of education.
Binding of nucleotide is expected to confer certain conformational changes in the protein to both accommodate the nucleotide and to orient the active site moieties for proper hydrolysis.
Parello-Plesner joined Eric & Cobus -- in the podcast above -- to discuss how the Chinese government is rapidly escalating its power projection abilities while simultaneously re-orienting its policy framework to accommodate the government's pressing need to protect its people and property abroad.
In particular, anterior insula (AI) within SN is a hub of the large scale brain networks and is applied to accommodate the dynamic interaction between the internal self-perception and external orient stimulus [ 4, 8].
Furthermore, additional future- oriented research on megatrends would be needed to accommodate the complexity of the systemic perspective.
The service oriented view of organizations recognizes the need to accommodate the changing reality of organizational dynamics.
Structural data indicated that the hexamer oriented K322 in a position where it could favorably accommodate interactions with the hexameric C1q headpiece.
Add to this the institutionalization of Conceptual-oriented installation art and the ever-larger museum spaces being built to accommodate it.
Opened in 1925 to accommodate Orient Express passengers, the Regent Esplanade (Mihanoviceva 1; 385-1-45-66-021; www.regenthotels.com), located next to Zagreb's Art Nouveau train station, still sets the standard.
The DiffCase is a hard plastic cover built to accommodate photographers and videographers, with flip-up shades to protect a phone's screen from the sun and two tripod mounts, so the phone can be oriented horizontally or vertically.
