Sentence examples for accommodating replacing from inspiring English sources

The company is very accommodating, replacing almost overnight one defective part that came in the kit.

Or what if my family's weekly budget hadn't been able to stretch far enough to accommodate replacing a few blood-soaked undergarments and those pantyliners?

The project was delayed to accommodate replacing the sewer system under the roadway at the same time as the streetscaping.

Once detected and isolated, the sensor fault is accommodated by replacing the faulty measurement by its estimation.

Steel-hulled vessels, too large and bulky for the relatively shallow Mystic River to accommodate, were replacing the wooden ships for which the town was known.

Other data may need to be accommodated by replacing or modifying one or more experimental laws or adding new ones.

This is easily accommodated by replacing ϵ min b ∈ B { a b } in criterion (16a) with min b ∈ B { ϵ b a b } and analogously for criterion (16b).

In principle, a lower value could be accommodated by replacing those molecules by a single water molecule at (0.75, 0.125/0.625, 0.25) that would coordinate to adjacent Ca ions with the long Ca O distance of 2.84 Å; however, that would result in a Ca O polyhedral volume that is much too large for sixfold coordination (20.98 Å) and so is unlikely.

Its first venture is The Storehouse, a new restaurant by the base station that accommodates 150 people, replacing the Day Lodge, which could only cope with 30.

Merchants and entrepreneurs are merely recyclers of state-owned and state-generated wealth and a previously open and culturally and religiously accommodating society has been replaced by beleaguered communities locked in laagers.

However, similar first coordination spheres are found in a variety of different proteins with various functions, and native enzymes can often accommodate a mutation by replacing the lost residue with a similar interaction, indicating that the bulk of the protein matrix in native proteins can hide potentially important structural features and patterns.