Sentence examples for accommodated largely from inspiring English sources

During elastic loading, strain was found to be accommodated largely by trabeculae aligned parallel to the loading direction.

However, judging by the degree of overlap between the transition state model and the farnesyl chain, this motion can be accommodated largely within the first isoprene unit with minimal conformational adjustments of the more distal isoprene units.

Asylums were places for people whom civil society could not accommodate, largely because of its own limitations.

Between 1930 and 1932 Hitler was supported by many Protestant voters in rural Prussia, and after 1933 the Catholic church in Germany largely accommodated itself to his regime.

As the yuan has floated up within its daily band, the central bank has largely accommodated its movements, raising its morning reference rate by a similar amount.The government's tolerance for a stronger yuan may reflect its larger reform ambitions, argues Mark Williams of Capital Economics, a consultancy.

The activation energy for the flow stress response suggests that deformation is largely accommodated by sliding and migration of grain boundaries.

At the margins of the former intra-arc basin, deformation was largely accommodated by reverse faulting, whereas in its central part strike-slip faulting was predominant.

It seems unlikely that a setting that is world-famous for its sensuality could be suited to accommodate refugees from largely muslim backgrounds.

Because Spanish colonists in Cuba did not prohibit African slaves from playing drums, as American colonists did, the percussive aspect of the African music largely survived, and it easily accommodated the rhythms of the African, Iberian and Cuban music.

He has bought local houses, they say, largely to accommodate artists and his friends during his summer festival.

Under Mao Zedong, freedom of belief was enshrined in the new Communist constitution (largely to accommodate Muslims and Tibetan Buddhists in the west of the country).