Sentence examples for accommodate the running from inspiring English sources

In order to accommodate the running track and athletics field for Glasgow 2014, the ground has been raised almost two metres up on a bed of metal stilts.

But the construction of five new piers to accommodate the trade is running behind, Toersilo explained.

For the purpose of this example and to accommodate the fact that running the pipeline on a laptop using the entire dataset would be prohibitive, we limited our experiment to reads that map to chromosome 20.

When humans and animals walk or run, Cowan added, their sense of touch plays a key role: As the runner's feet touch the ground, they alert the nervous system to adjust the movement of the legs to accommodate changes in the running surface.

By February 1933 the car, named Blue Bird had been rebuilt to accommodate the larger engine and was running at Daytona.

This includes the time to accommodate the participants, provide the instructions, run the training, and the time of the actual experiment.

But he remained embarrassed and offended by the system's capacity to accommodate the perfunctory: the common run of what, on a forgiving day, he would call "nitwits" — not so much those who can't do any better but those who can't be bothered.

However, the structure was scaled down to an 80 feet diameter in order to accommodate the accessible ramp that runs behind the monument.

The serious trouble began in the factory age when street after huddled street was run up to accommodate the newly arrived working poor.

Former six lane through roads, it appears, will now be unable to accommodate trams running side by side with any transport other than cyclists – even on the one side of the road allocated in the new plan.

During Hajj, many airlines run extra flights to accommodate the large number of pilgrims.