Sentence examples for construct to accommodate from inspiring English sources

The use of titanium mesh cage in trauma is appealing because of its success rate, the ability of the construct to accommodate immediate limb mobility and rapid return to full weight bearing, the biologic advantage of cancellous bone grafting that can span a larger defect, and the major inherent limitations of other treatment alternatives [4].

We also envision the necessity of expanding the dashboard design construct to accommodate multiple agents considered as treatment options for targeted indications.

Several iron ore TLO bins have been designed and constructed to accommodate this demand.

Organs are often constructed to accommodate a specific genre of music, like German Baroque or French Romantic.

A special stage extension has been constructed to accommodate the large forces, which include six soloists and the Phildelphia Singers Chorale.

Since Sept. 11, more than 30 secure complexes have been constructed to accommodate top-secret intelligence work in the Washington area.

Based on a master-plan that does not recognize local conditions, a diversion channel has been constructed to accommodate the proposed urban expansion.

Beyond the old city, European-style residevelopmentslopments with wide streets and high-rise apartment buildings were constructed to accommodate the city's population boom in the 20th century.

For motorists, it would become impossible to go from one section to the other: cars had to take the ring-road around the inner city, whereas cyclists could move freely about on new cycle paths constructed to accommodate them.

It was not unusual to show up at the most routine Hillary Rodham Clinton campaign event last year and find, at the back of the hall, huge wooden platforms constructed to accommodate the reporters who invariably turned up to observe her.

Thus Wasting Light is a typically supersized arena-rock barrage, with lots of howling and wailing, every chorus tailored to imaginary walls of pyrotechnics and some tracks seemingly specifically constructed to accommodate a guitar spot or drum solo.