Sentence examples for accommodate the activity from inspiring English sources

Both weak and strong modes of coordination are integrated into the network concept of governance research, where strong coordination is defined as "the spectrum of activity in which one party alters its own … strategies to accommodate the activity of others in pursuit of a similar goal" [3].

If you plan to hold an arm wrestling competition, be sure you have a low, flat surface to accommodate the activity.

The algorithm accommodates the activity windows according to the depth of the CHs, so that information can move forward in every activity window to a node that has not had yet a chance to transmit in the current cycle.

Curricula for surgical technical skills laboratories have traditionally been designed to accommodate the clinical activities of residents, so they typically consist of individual, episodic training sessions.

In the past, playgrounds were asphalt areas with basic play areas and kindergartens were considered fine as long as they possessed enough room to accommodate the basic activities preschoolers did - like sleeping, playing and eating.

The sad truth is that the Bush administration would like nothing better than a court-ordered excuse to rewrite the plan so as to accommodate the very commercial activity Mr. Clinton had hoped to prevent.

The count rate performance of the system needs to be adequate to accommodate the relatively high activities encountered in blood samples obtained during the early phase of kinetic studies.

Based on this knowledge, the fault parallel trend of the σ1 axis (fault normal trend of σ3 axis) suggests a low coefficient of friction on the planes that accommodated the aftershock activity of the Yalova-Çınarcık cluster.

One compelling finding of this study that will require further analyses is how the subset of p53 active cells are able to accommodate the loss of Wee1 activity and proceed through the cell cycle and proliferate at an equivalent rate to the no siRNA and non-targeting siRNA controls.

Table 1 Main Variables, Conceptual Definitions, and Measurements Variable Definition Measurement IEC Organizational culture which facilitates and accommodates the entrepreneurial activities of the firms in the international marketplace.

Linda and her family loved their dining set and they were willing to keep this table to the limit of its capability in accommodating the family activities (Figure 4).