Sentence examples for accommodate the next from inspiring English sources

According to a news release the change was made to accommodate the next production at the Richard Rodgers Theater, which was not identified.

The place is a metaphor for Mr. Kuzmin, a man so tossed by brainstorms that the latest great scheme is as likely as not to be tossed by the roadside to accommodate the next.

In this paper we propose a new scheduler, namely NUMA-aware Scheduler, to accommodate the next generation of AMP architectures in terms of architecture asymmetry and processes starvation.

Maybe the coolest thing about the S4.2500 is that the device is already set up to accommodate the next big thing in audio high-resolution digitaudio high-resolutionter-than-Cdigital quality.

The naive method: It chooses the highest MCS, which can be received by all MSSs in the multicast group, to encode the video layers, and allocates the available timeslots to the video layers one by one until the remaining timeslots cannot accommodate the next layer.

These limitations will not exist in EISCAT_3D, for which the transmitter is being designed not only to be sufficiently flexible to transmit all of the coding strategies which have so far been devised by the EISCAT community, but also to accommodate the next round of coding developments anticipated during the coming years.

He suggested that the critics consider pushing back the dates of their awards and Best 10 lists to accommodate the late delivery of the screeners.

The regular season is scheduled to end on Aug. 9 to accommodate the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia, in late September.

Without bedrock, wells are typically drilled about 250 feet into the ground, and three are needed to accommodate the 1,500 feet of pipe used by the average 2,500-square-foot 2,500-square-foot 2,500-square-foot

Robert Hawks, the school's treasurer and vice president for business affairs, said that the building would not significantly encroach on the old roadbed of Stuyvesant Street and would preserve a view corridor, to accommodate the 1950's restriction.

It will replace an antiquated single-story structure that could no longer accommodate the 1,800 youths ages 6 to 18 who go there for recreation, sports, classes and medical and dental care.