Sentence examples for distance to accommodate from inspiring English sources
Single-lens reflex cameras need a certain minimum lens-to-film distance to accommodate the swinging mirror.
The axis of the upper shaft could be raised or lowered a short distance to accommodate variations in the dies or differing coin thicknesses.
By the end, the convoy had traveled on 100 miles of road to cover 60 miles of distance, to accommodate a route with roads wide enough and strong enough to carry the load.
Separated probe-forming systems can be applied to enhance the resolution of a scanning nuclear microprobe with a comparatively large working distance to accommodate the detectors at backward angles.
This suggests that the GO groups found in Table 1 to be isolated from their neighbouring genes, such as cell wall and plasma membrane proteins, do not require this distance to accommodate larger promoters where more transcription factors can bind (see below).
Some have never run a 5K before, but the race offers a variety of distances to accommodate any runner.
The spacer arms that make up the design of most bioconjugation reagents can contribute features such as cleavability, hydrophilicity, hydrophobicity, and a precise molecular length to accommodate the distance between two linked components, or they can modulate the relative nonspecific binding potential or immunogenicity of a reagent.
Therefore, we formulated a probabilistic distance function to accommodate this property.
Once again the proposed ANTC protocol exhibits better performance to accommodate distance measurement error at comparatively much smaller cost.
OTs and PTs described feeling supported when management offered them flexibility in their work schedule to accommodate distance travelled [ 39], or recognized the increased workload that occurred due to the shortage of rehabilitation staff [ 45].
