Sentence examples for accommodating approximately from inspiring English sources

"It means 'Duh Goil and duh Polly.' " McSorley's bar is short, accommodating approximately ten elbows, and is shored up with iron pipes.

The campus is situated two miles from the centre of Bournemouth, on the border between Bournemouth and Poole, in Dorset, and consists of a series of purpose-built studios accommodating approximately 2,000 students on full-time courses.

It is now a three-tier all-seated structure, accommodating approximately 21,000 spectators.

Modern Terasaki plates are generally made of optically clear polystyrene with flat-bottomed wells accommodating approximately 20 μL volumes each.

The stand is able to accommodate approximately 20 people and washes them with filtered air, protecting them from particulates from passing traffic.

The pavilion is 12 meters high, with a floor space the size of four tennis courts, and can accommodate approximately 500 visitors.

According to LIRR president Patrick Nowakowski, the longer trains will be able to accommodate approximately 250 more passengers per train, though he cautioned that they would still likely have a two to two-and-a-half-hour wait before being able to exit Belmont Park.

From a capacity standpoint, a truck can accommodate approximately 25,000 liters, a railcar approximately 95,000 liters, and a barge approximately 1,500,000 liters.

"One of the most important amenities is the provision of a primary school which will initially accommodate approximately 210 children aged between four and 11".

To cater for these issues, schemes such as relay-based data aggregation can be applied to accommodate approximately 10 to 20 times more packets per PRB.

The moss family Funariaceae, which includes the model systems Funaria hygrometrica and Physcomitrella patens, comprises 15 genera, of which three accommodate approximately 95% of the 250 400 species.