Sentence examples for accommodate priorities from inspiring English sources

For Fan, these lessons learned could be China's contributions to a new global economic order that can accommodate priorities and needs of both the developed and developing countries.

Through her studies, she realized time is highly elastic, and while we can't make more time, we can accommodate priorities in the time we have.

Broad geographic patterns of neutral and non-neutral variation demonstrated here can be used to accommodate priorities for regional management and inform long-term conservation of this species.

EDCA is a modified version of distributed coordination function (DCF of 802.11n) with smaller durations for arbitration inter frame space (AIFS) and reduced maximum window size values to accommodate priority traffic in the wireless network.

New non-state actors are emerging quite rapidly, reshaping the international landscape and forcing foreign policy practitioners to rebalance their focus so to accommodate new priorities, engage with civil society, and democratize the diplomatic process.

To accommodate user priorities, pairwise similarities can be weighted such that sequences from different species contribute unequally to the total similarity score.

Simply writing an "Invasive Species Act" (something that people working in pest management sometimes call for) might not adequately accommodate competing priorities, but might rather add another layer of competing bureaucracy to already existing protective and proscriptive laws.

With the rise of the sustainability movement and concern about environmental degradation, more cities are interested in optimizing transportation routes and utilizing their budgets to accommodate high-priority projects that benefit the most people.

This includes deterministic mechanisms that accommodate the priority setting that organ banks currently use to allocate cadaver organs, and stochastic mechanisms that allow distributive justice issues to be addressed.

In addition, we also accommodate a priority control to the buses and the emergency vehicles through our model.

There was no way to accommodate mutually exclusive priorities of low cost, good location or great space.