Sentence examples for accommodated thus from inspiring English sources

The capital cost of such works probably increases roughly in proportion to the cube of the deepest draft of ship capable of being accommodated; thus the economic challenge posed by the increase in the size of modern ships is considerable.

Domain closure of the 30S subunit on the correct codon anticodon complex would force the anticodon stem into the accommodated orientation, thus imposing strain on the tRNA molecule, which at the other end is still held by the interactions of the acceptor stem with EF-Tu (Schuette et al, 2009).

A brittle material is usually hard so less able to accommodate work; thus, it can easily be broken.

But city preservation officials have stressed that Shanghai simply has too many people to accommodate, and thus needs more skyscrapers and infrastructure.

In Back in Time for Dinner, in which he only had to pop up occasionally to set the rules, the lovely Robshaw family are being sent to style and eat their way through the decades, complete with period wallpaper, period potato peelers, period frustrations – yadda yadda, been done before, but seldom with such a delightfully accommodating and thus far unwhiny family.

Calculating the distance between Asp94 and Arg98 facilitated the visualization of a pocket that is believed to accommodate LVX, thus underscoring the critical role played by both residues in the FQ binding.

Solid and liquid lipids were utilized to provide a core composed of highly lipophilic environment to accommodate TQ, thus becoming a suitable and optimum nanocarrier or reservoir for the compound.

Al-Māwardī reminded the Muslim world of the necessity of the imamate; but the treatise realistically admitted the existence of, and thus accommodated, the fact of military usurpation of power.

In their view, as the government has accommodated al-Azhar, and thus emboldened it, al-Azhar has begun adopting political ideas from the militants.

This position is said to be the most usual one because the fetus is thus best accommodated to the shape of the uterus.

The Modest Continuity Thesis (§3) is thus easily accommodated.