Sentence examples for accommodating processes from inspiring English sources

Heat transfer and entropy generation are analysed theoretically in a thermal model of microreactors accommodating processes with large heat of reaction.

The use of robust output-rate reference systems is presented in this paper as a new approach of accommodating process uncertainty within the GMC design framework.

"We were really pushing the device to a different level by making it accommodate processes such as liquid liquid extraction," Jebrail says.

At the same time, robust tuning constraints are given to accommodate process uncertainties in practice.

Flexibility in manufacturing processes is essential not only to handle a variety of feed stocks or to produce multiple product grades but also to accommodate process or catalyst inventions to improve productivity or quality.

Instead of aiming to maintain a specific composition, the in-situ conservation of ecosystems defined by geophysical settings puts more emphasis on accommodating dynamic processes, maintaining ecological function and building adaptive capacity.

Accommodating this process is a necessary part of our work.

We appreciate her professionalism and for accommodating this process, which at times can be inconvenient.

"We appreciate her professionalism and for accommodating this process, which at times can be inconvenient," Skinner told The Associated Press.

We suggest that these effects should and can be addressed by: (i) designing ecotoxicological experiments with temporal exposure patterns that accommodate adaptive processes, (ii) using trait-based approaches to assess biological responses and natural selection in an integrated manner, and (iii) using energy allocation models to link responses at different levels of biological organization.

Finally, our work highlights the need for development of new statistical approaches that seek to accommodate coalescent processes which could potentially drive variation in branch lengths independently of any underlying variation in mutation rate.