Sentence examples for deform to accommodate from inspiring English sources
The fascia cruris facilitates small yet significant sliding movements of its collagen layers, ensuring the fascia can deform to accommodate the underlying muscle morphology but also withstand the high tensile forces generated during locomotion.
(2) An increase in rigidity from above the slab interface to below causes an increase in surface displacement, because the weaker hanging wall deforms to accommodate coseismic slip.
Local strain distributions in austenite matrix that is deformed to accommodate shape strain associated with formation of martensite were investigated by means of electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) analysis for various morphologies of lath, lenticular and thin plate martensite in ferrous alloys.
Due to a large density gradient of the Si nanoparticles and the oxide host, when merged at their interface, the network topologies in either side deform in order to accommodate the transition [36].
When thin, the bond coat is unable to deform to the extent needed to accommodate the undulations in the TGO.
The filaments are circular in the absence of lateral compression, but may deform into hexagons with rounded vertices, to accommodate tighter packing, as illustrated in Figures 5A and 5F.
The light-colored bands show the vesicularity of 40 50 vol% and are composed of aggregates of significantly deformed minute cavities (Furukawa et al., 2010), suggesting that the zones where the flow structure develops could have space to accommodate deformation and compaction, likely leading to distortion of remanence directions, in response to subsequent lava intrusion.
The metasomatic layer, north of the BNS, deforms in the E-W direction to accommodate lithosphere shortening in south Tibet.
According to a study published online today in Biophysical Journal, hydras' cells don't rearrange to accommodate their expanding mouths; instead, each cell stretches into a dramatically deformed shape, as in the video above.
Magic Rambo tries to accommodate.
