Sentence examples for accommodating a bit from inspiring English sources

And the Verso-S is pretty sharp dynamically, so it would have no difficulty accommodating a bit more power anyway.

In addition to carrying a key or two, it can accommodate a folded bit of currency (take that, minimalist wallets!), a stick of gum, a small pill or two, SD card or other similarly sized objects.

For example, the off-chip DRAM modules on the XUP5 development board have a 64-bit wide combined data path, and thus the NPI, in this case, would also accommodate a 64-bit port.

Centres of Cataclysm does accommodate quite a bit of inert material.

Even the notion that the GOP might need to accommodate itself a bit to an increasingly nonwhite nation has been fading fast; the big thing now is that the trouble in 2012 was missing white voters, and that the GOP just needs to redouble its efforts to identify itself as the party of white people.

"He's accommodating, a pragmatist.

The modifications to CRIMAP included redimensioning arrays to accommodate a larger number of markers, and using logarithmic arithmetic for intermediate calculations to avoid values exceeding the precision limits of the 32-bit CPUs used to solve the maps.

On Saturdays, the Naschmarkt rolls out a bit further to accommodate a funky fleamarket.

"But Google is doing something a bit uncharacteristic to accommodate a large partner".

Those participating see the room as a window similar to traditional one-on-one Facebook chat, though I'd expect it to be a bit bigger to accommodate a higher pace of conversation.

The Enertia Plus can accommodate a passenger.