Sentence examples for base which can accommodate from inspiring English sources

The new military presence comprises a French facility at the Emirate's Al Dhafra air base, which can accommodate Mirage and Rafale jets; a naval base of eight hectares, or about 20 acres, at the port of Mina Zayed, which can handle any French naval vessels except aircraft carriers, though these can berth in a nearby port; and an army camp at Zayed, specializing in urban combat training.

Brown and Davis frequently lend the home, which can accommodate 200 people, for fundraisers.

Based on the identified problems we propose a solution based on a model development architecture which can accommodate different data pre-processing techniques, predictive modelling methods as well as approaches for model adaptation.

They're on the ground floor, as is the ballroom which can accommodate up to 150 people.

The Child Perceptions Questionnaire (CPQ) is a measure applicable to children with a wide variety of oral and orofacial conditions, based on contemporary concepts of pediatric health and which can accommodate developmental differences among children across age ranges [ 17, 18].

Like other translesion polymerases, pol η has an "open" active site, which can accommodate the presence of two base pairs (36, 37).

Anti-Collusion Codes (ACCs) are employed to design the fingerprints, which can accommodate more users than orthogonal modulation based fingerprints with the same amount of signals.

An integrated fault diagnosis based fault tolerant longitudinal control system architecture is proposed for civil aircraft which can accommodate partial or total losses of angle of attack and/or calibrated airspeed sensors.

Hyperbranched thin film (HTF) with amino and imino groups, which can accommodate PtCl62−, was synthesized with small organic molecules on gold substrate based on SN2 displacement reaction.

Based on the equivalent circuit model (ECM) of a cell, a new framework is proposed which can accommodate a control-oriented model of a balancing system while maintaining the same measured input and output as an ECM.

It shelters Nassau's excellent natural harbour, which can accommodate cruise ships of all sizes.