Sentence examples for accommodating the natural from inspiring English sources

Recent geoscientific, socio-technical, and sociological studies aimed at achieving social acceptance for geothermal development accommodating the natural and social environment are integrated in this paper.

Tye wishes to accommodate the natural intuition that Mary before release cannot fully understand the nature of phenomenal blueness (she doesn't really know what it is to have a blue experience).

The houses, built on wooded and often hilly lots, were tailored to accommodate the natural setting rather than conquer it.

Within the organic sphere, farmers are supposed to accommodate the "natural behaviors" of their animals, and such questions draw passionate responses.

Mr Netanyahu has previously balked at the suggestion, saying building should be allowed to continue to accommodate "the natural growth" of existing settlements.

While most keys on xylophones worldwide increase in pitch from left to right, there are African models in which the keys increase in pitch outward from the centre to accommodate the natural movements of the arms.

As for how densely organic livestock may live, the USDA rules do not set an explicit minimum of space per bird, although the regulations do say henhouses should accommodate the "natural behavior" of the animals.

Unfortunately, that leads to bulkier circuits that gobble power.Tetsuya Higuchi and his colleagues at the Electro-Technical Laboratory in Japan have solved the stability problem by using EHW to accommodate the natural variations that occur between the components.

All of these measures are affected by the type and quality of the malted barley and cereal adjuncts and as a consequence, engineers have sought to design equipment that can accommodate the natural variation in incoming materials.

When (omega_{{{text{TR,}}k,t}}^{text{B}}) is not equal to zero, the natural gas network is unable to fully accommodate the natural gas provided by P2G facilities.

This highway segment was designed in 1954 to accommodate the natural contours of the Gallatin River, creating many sharp curves with limited sight distance for drivers at a few locations.