Sentence examples for compensation to accommodate from inspiring English sources
It needs to end the forced relocation of entire communities, with little to no compensation, to accommodate the government's mega-plans.
Great companies expand the framework of their compensation schemata to accommodate key man productivity.
The design is composed by: (1) a robust non-linear controller used to isolate vibrations into the vehicle caused by external disturbances and (2) a mechanism of compensation used to accommodate additive faults in the damping force.
Moreover, they advocate for employers to purchase mandatory disability insurance as they do unemployment insurance and workers' compensation, giving them incentive to accommodate workers rather than send them to the federal benefit rolls.
"Unfortunately, the Democrats' overreaching proposal could hurt women in the workplace by imposing rigid compensation structures that fail to accommodate unique work arrangements," Fischer said in a press release last week.
That compensation could include modifying the fence to curb flooding and to accommodate threatened and endangered species or restoring their habitats, but officials have not worked out those details and it will vary depending on the area.
The compensation control and intelligent integral sliding mode control are employed to accommodate two types of faults at the performance level, respectively.
The measurement noise and data dropouts are estimated and eliminated by feedback compensation periodically, so that the AFOPI controller is updated online to accommodate the time-varying operating conditions.
A discontinuous adaptive failure compensation controller, using unit quaternion and angular velocities feedback, is designed to accommodate the external disturbance and actuator failures which are uncertain in time instants, values and patterns.
Future work will explore the mutual compensation and plasticity in the pluripotency gene regulatory network that allows LIF stimulation to accommodate deletion of Esrrb.
To achieve the desired optimal transient performance, a dynamic hysteresis compensation based control approach is developed by employing robust adaptive integral sliding mode control technique to accommodate both hysteresis nonlinearities and model uncertainties.
