Sentence examples for accommodate the movement from inspiring English sources
The Apennine mountain chain is made up from a network of small faults (around 10 to 20km long) which stretch open and help accommodate the movement of the big plates colliding.
Think about the number of traffic lanes that are often closed during large-scale construction projects to accommodate the movement of massive construction materials.
Her eyelids snapped up to follow, and she tipped her head back slightly to accommodate the movement.
(D ) The phytol tail of chlorophyll A40 is reoriented in Synechocystis in order to accommodate the movement of the quinone tail.
A further detergent molecule was situated in a hydrophobic cavity between the central dimer contact domain and the six-helix bundle of the outward-facing protomer A. H5 in this bundle is straight in protomer A but kinked near its cytoplasmic end in protomer B, to accommodate the movement of the helix bundle.
To enter Northern Greece, the German army had to cross the Rhodope Mountains, which offered few river valleys or mountain passes capable of accommodating the movement of large military units.
If you think divesting yourself of memorised lines sounds like a high-wire act, try stalking the stage with a big bunch of highlighted pages in your hand, acting while trying not to lose your place (she did lose her place at one point, and recovered brilliantly) and accommodating the movements of other actors who have the considerable advantage of being able to look where they're going.
The new version is slightly thicker, at 5.79 millimeters, to accommodate the mechanical movement.
This partly explains its reluctance to accommodate the "Awakening" movement which is tainted by Saddam-era connections.
I feel that the so-called liberal press is bending over backward to accommodate the conservative movement.
They really did help him to gold in the 1996 Olympics, but only after Nike's technicians studied hours of footage of him running, as a result of which the left and right shoes differed to accommodate the distinct movement of each foot.
