Sentence examples for accommodate showing from inspiring English sources

Little is known about Kiwi sensory systems although olfaction can be used to detect food items [16] and their eyes are able to accommodate, showing that their optical system is functional [17].

With a popular movie, by contrast, additional copies can be made at minimal cost, and large audiences can be accommodated by showing it many times a day on multiple screens.

Since then, they say, Javits has moved their dates around to accommodate trade shows, and boat show attendance plummeted to 30,000 from 100,000.

Alternatively, if alternating current voltammetry (ACV) or differential pulse voltammetry (DPV) techniques are employed, a much slower scan rate (see Experimental Section) can be accommodated, as shown in Figure 6A below.

The arena is being built for Southern Arkansas's intercollegiate rodeo team, but it is also expected to accommodate horse shows and other livestock events, along with concerts and trade shows.

And besides, multimedia platforms can't easily accommodate such shows.

That's when I realised we didn't have a theatre that could accommodate the show.

Tells about the new theatre built by the Trans-Lux Corporaccommodatecommodathethe show.

We've continued this model and have been expanding to accommodate more shows.

State-of-the-art audio, lighting and projection systems have been added, and backstages and fly spaces have been expanded to better accommodate elaborate show sets.

Bard used every inch of available space to accommodate this show, as if to justify the large expansion to its galleries it is in the works.