Sentence examples for apart from accommodating from inspiring English sources

Apart from accommodating a larger number of students, higher education institutions are required to improve their administrative efficiency and accountability in response to the demands of different stakeholders like government, business, industry, and labour organizations, as well as students and parents.

That there is little we can do apart from accommodate ourselves to that fact.

Apart from the strain accommodated by the extensive twinning itself, we propose that the improved plasticity during high strain-rate deformation is mainly due to the nucleation of 1/3<¯¯¯¯11 23>{11¯2 2} dislocation within twins, which provides enough independent slip systems to achieve a homogeneous deformation in the material.

Four receivers were suspended from the Hood Canal floating bridge in 2006, spaced 580 m apart to accommodate the 400 500 m transmission radius of the V9 transmitters [41] (VEMCO Ltd., S. Tezak, unpublished data).

The so called refugee crisis of the Fall 2015 and its potential effects on citizenship education in Sweden is not included in the analysis for the simple reason that it is too early to say if and how it will affect such education – apart from the obvious challenge of accommodating minors with no knowledge of Swedish.

Since differences in age, sex, and education have been suggested to influence the data substantially, we adjusted the statistical analysis to accommodate those variables (apart from the center variable).

Apart from bulk commodities moved by rail, road transport accommodates most freight movements to and from Canberra as well as personal travel by bus and car.

Also, while roots of unity alphabets are commensurate with finite field algebra, apart from the binary case, they are not readily accommodated in image data.

Apart from that and some minor layout changes to accommodate the larger processor die and Thunderbolt controller (and of course the LED lighting for the keyboard), there isn't much to write home about.

It seats roughly 55 in a space that might accommodate more, at tables set well apart from one another.

Apart from reasonably accurate constitutive model, a numerical scheme must also accommodate any possible loss (in the case of fragmentation and material separation) of the continuum nature of the problem domain.