Sentence examples for accommodations by which from inspiring English sources

But in one of the accommodations by which the system functioned, he was allowed to take on the responsibilities of the job without actually signing a contract.

It helps him to describe, with deep interest and insight, the "accommodations" by which people learn to get along with – sometimes even benefit from – their illnesses.

It would have bought some sovereignty, but at an extraordinary cost to Britain and its partners.Among those who want out, there is talk of finding an accommodation by which Britain would leave the EU but still trade freely with it (the equivalent of eating in a restaurant but not paying the cover charge).

(Soon, though, he would come to an accommodation by which his troupe would be an officially recognized touring company attached to Goldfaden's own troupe).

The vortex atomic displacements are dynamic defects and their generation is an accommodation mechanism by which the stress distribution reaches uniformity.

He expanded the classic theory of the German physicist Hermann von Helmholtz to include the redisposition of internal parts of the lens structure in accommodation, a mechanism by which the eye can focus for near or far vision within certain limits.

In order to better understand why some people who could benefit from workplace accommodations do not receive them, it is useful to consider the process by which workplace accommodations are provided to employees.

Accommodation is the process by which the eye increases optical power to maintain focus on the retina while shifting its gaze to a closer point.

The passengers' dining arrangements on board are dictated by which type of accommodation they choose to travel in.

She quickly signed up, even after being told that she would have to pay $348 for the accommodations, which she did by giving out her credit card number.

The accommodation of a neuron's AP firing frequency was assessed by calculating an accommodation index, which is defined as the ratio of the first and last interspike interval at threshold for repetitive AP firing.