Sentence examples for accommodate thinking from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, SB has traditionally advocated applying engineering approaches to biological systems, 33 which, while potentially useful for functional network analysis and synthetic biology, 34 does not easily accommodate thinking about the evolutionary (as opposed to engineering design) processes that sculpt biological systems.

We must accommodate their thinking".

"We've been working this very hard, ourselves, to accommodate our thinking so we can be agile, more flexible in our responses.

ETFs accommodate defensive thinking, which I hold in high regard, as a real virtue.

With the passé, time-worn concepts of sin and grace gradually redimensioned to accommodate our predominant thinking around progress, any analogous mention of, say, eternity or hell was already sounding quirky within informed Catholic circles.

There are a lot of universities that do their best to accommodate students who are thinking about taking time out".

The evening of the dinner, the Latinos, knowing that lateness irritated the Dutch, turned up at precisely five-thirty; and the Dutch, thinking to accommodate Latino norms, turned up half an hour late, at six-thirty; and so the Latinos had to wait around for an hour while the embarrassed hosts explained the situation.

For those who speak different languages, you know that a different way of thinking accommodates the tongue.

The transmission of traditional language and culture is both a profoundly religious/historical process and a 'futures thinking' activity, to accommodate the interests and technologies of the present and future generations.

There's a certain re-organization of thinking necessary to accommodate the use of a new tool.

A close friend, former Senator Dale Bumpers, Democrat of Arkansas, said in an interview after Mr. Simon's death: "Not once in 12 years together in the Senate did I see him trim his sails or hedge his thinking to accommodate a political purpose.