Sentence examples for accommodate preferential from inspiring English sources

First, a novel flamelet configuration based on Igniting Mixing Layer (IML) flamelets is proposed to accommodate preferential diffusion in a flamelet database.

To modify a preferential pattern to accommodate supply restrictions but remain as close as possible to the original preferential distribution, we make use of a method known variously by the names biproportional adjustment, iterative proportional fitting, and others.

Shona Malcolm, the chief executive of the Ladies Golf Union, insisted there was nothing the governing body could do to accommodate Thompson and revealed it was the preferential treatment of Wie which led to them adopting strict criteria.

Preferential synthesis of a pacemaker enzyme is particularly required to accommodate a cell to major changes in its chemical milieu.

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.

Furthermore, unlike the glymphatic circulation proposal, they can also accommodate the data considered in section 4.1 for periarterial efflux of markers (though not simultaneously preferential perivenous outflow of the fluorescent markers).

Using standard size (and shape) specimens, large enough in size to accommodate the inherent local microstructure differences between graphite samples, resulted in non-uniform oxidation profiles and preferential binder oxidation; this was not expected based on the linearity of Arrhenius plots and the (large) values of activation energy.

Preferential flow was not only more likely to occur during irrigation events, but also during natural events at the irrigated sites, suggesting that the irrigated soils have physically adapted to accommodate large volumes of water, after decades of spray irrigation.

Can Judaism accommodate modernity?

Magic Rambo tries to accommodate.

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