Sentence examples for adapted to accommodate this from inspiring English sources
One limitation, however, is that there is little ethic mix in schools in Exeter, but we would argue that the drama framework can be adapted to accommodate this.
Ad platforms must adapt to accommodate this increase in non-traditional ad formats and tactics, and make the process as efficient and seamless as possible — or risk advertisers taking their business elsewhere.
This regularity makes the architecture open to future function mapping and adapted to accommodated silicon technology variability through dependable design.
Each structure, she said, is adapted "to accommodate the severity" of a particular veteran's injury.
In general, the A ns elements also can be readily adapted to accommodate the superimposed vector effects of crustal magnetic remanence where known (e.g., Hinze et al. 2013).
The Spherical Elementary Current Systems method is a convenient way to calculate the equivalent current, as it can be easily adapted to accommodate the the spatial extent and shape of various magnetometer networks.
The temperature steps were adapted to accommodate the characteristic loss of magnetisation at low temperatures seen in the Curie balance results and the use of half-size samples allowed secondary experiments to be carried out where necessary.
However, Pb-17Li provides marginal heat transfer performance in particular in the presence of MHD effects and the divertor design had to be adapted to accommodate the peak design heat flux of 5 MW/m2.
Your company's corporate culture has adapted to accommodate the new multi-generational workforce.
Queen Mary had the tiara adapted to accommodate the attachment of fifteen of the Cambridge cabochon emeralds.
Players have adapted to accommodate the Tour's fledgling wrap-around schedule, the season-ending FedEx Cup and the increasingly important events on the West Coast and in faraway lands like Abu Dhabi.
