Sentence examples for accommodating class from inspiring English sources

The limited size of lecture halls hinders the delivery of lectures as not all the students get what their instructors intend and if so, the learners acquire in aggregate little of what they could get in quality and accommodating class.

In short, it is a clock radio that was designed with college students in mind – and facilitates a separate alarm setting for each day of the week in order to accommodate class schedules.

At the RNCM this could mean demolishing walls to turn small practice rooms into big enough suites to accommodate classes, she said.

Now Pat Young, the school's founder and headmistress, wants to expand the school to accommodate classes through the 12th grade, a plan that would make Stanwich the only independent, co-educational high school in town.

We employed Gaussian process classifiers (GPCs) as the primary classification approach in this study because they are fully probabilistic prediction devices and therefore provide predictions that can be easily adjusted to compensate for variable class priors (see section Accommodating Variable Class Priors).

Although it is easy to understand the feasibility and necessity of shape interpolation within a class to accommodate intra-class variability, the validity of shape interpolation between two different classes may seem less clear.

The accuracy describes the proportion of correct predictions overall and balanced accuracy describes the mean proportion of correct predictions for each class (thereby accommodating the different class frequencies).

They lost touch entirely after graduation, except for the 30-year reunion of the Maine South High School class of 1965, held in Washington to accommodate the class's most famous graduate, whose husband was then serving his first term in the White House.

The route's narrow bridges and tunnels were unable to accommodate the class, and provided justification for using the narrower 3-cylinder N1 class 2-6-0 on the route.

In what has long been considered a speed bump for major shipping companies, the canal is too small to accommodate a class of superships that came on the scene in the 1980s and went into heavy use a decade later when China became a powerful exporter.

This is another example wherein the developmental classification accommodates morphologic class ambiguity.