Sentence examples for accommodated a very from inspiring English sources

It is possible that a tiny distal extension of the entocuneiform accommodated a very diminutive (but unrecovered) Mt-I.

"We wanted to make a change that would better accommodate a very broad-based audience".

The supervisor's location can accommodate a very limited number of counting teams.

In recent years, data centers have witnessed an exponential growth for hosting hundreds of thousands of servers as well as to accommodating a very large demand for resources.

"UPS actually accommodates a very large swath of its drivers who have lifting restrictions, but not for workers whose restrictions result from pregnancy".

Note that our method is computationally efficient and can accommodate a very large number of time series, which is critical in analyzing genome-wide microarray data.

Regardless of length plasticity, it is, however, interesting to note that all four loops show similar haplotype diversity (Table 1), with a potential to accommodate a very large repertoire of distinct peptides.

They often show how their furniture can accommodate a very small living space.

"In the meantime my daughter, along with 40 other freshers, is being accommodated at a very nice hotel, some of the cost of which I understand has been subsidised by the university," he said.

There is absolutely no corporate sponsorship, the festival does not sell booze, and families and kids are accommodated in a very real way.

Under normal conditions, the eye can accommodate only a very small volume without overflowing.