Sentence examples for approach of accommodating from inspiring English sources
This study also provides an alternative approach of accommodating low temperature ignition kinetics in combustion simulation, especially useful for those under variable thermodynamic conditions.
The use of robust output-rate reference systems is presented in this paper as a new approach of accommodating process uncertainty within the GMC design framework.
The main challenge faced in this section will be to identify a semantical approach capable of accommodating parametrically the main syntactic systems proposed in the literature (including weak non-normal ones that have played an interesting role in applications in computer science).
With a mixed group of patients either referred with suspected gastroparesis or investigated for other reasons, the CART model is more robust than the LDA and DF approaches, capable of accommodating covariate effects and can be generalized for cross institutional applications, but could be unstable if sample size is limited.
Blue Jays president Paul Beeston praised AMI's involvement, stating that "to our knowledge, we are the first sports organization to have our games provided through this revolutionary approach to accommodating the needs of the blind and low-vision community".
The combination of these elements with conventional deterministic mathematical programming models offers the promise of providing an effective approach to accommodating uncertainties and a rational basis for balancing risk.
John Bolton and Martin Peretz, in undermining America's core values of a big-tent approach to accommodating and absorbing other societies, are not performing a patriotic duty -- but are displaying the opposite of American patriotism.
The iterative approach provided a means of accommodating within the search process new themes emerging from the review as the scope of our conceptual understanding developed.
This approach does have the potential of accommodating rapid rate variation, but the specific model used in that study was shown to be overparameterized [15].
All of the electronic computer systems included in our study are capable of accommodating this approach.
Utilising this approach had the unintended benefit of accommodating some women who could not afford to pay up front for vouchers as distributors were more likely to let women to pay in installments.
