Sentence examples for effectively accommodating from inspiring English sources
A nanostructured electrode designed by tailoring the morphologies and surface structures at a nanoscale has been proposed to alleviate the problems mentioned above by effectively accommodating the strain induced by volume change and providing a short path for charge conduction [12 22].
Several findings suggest that the communication techniques used by dentists may not be effectively accommodating the literacy skills of certain patients [ 34].
In dataset B, a normal distribution was also used for the age of the stem node of Isolona and Monodora, with the mean taken from the analysis of dataset A. The standard deviation was set to contain the lower and higher boundaries of the 95% highest posterior density values effectively accommodating for age uncertainty.
The Guggenheim's alcoves couldn't comfortably contain the vast canvases of the early 1960's; Terminal 5 could not effectively accommodate the massive flying buses of the new jet age.
The 1979 interpretation required colleges to meet at least one of the following three criteria: that the number of athletes from each sex be roughly equivalent to the number of students enrolled; that colleges demonstrate a commitment to adding women's sports; and that they prove that the athletic interests of female students are effectively accommodated.
Over the last decade, the Adirondack Park Agency has restricted the size of new boathouses, first limiting them, in 2002, to just one story and then deciding last September that they could not measure more than 1,200 square feet, which effectively accommodates just two boats.
Sequence dependent setup times can also be effectively accommodated.
Besides, the flexible PPy layer effectively accommodates the volume expansion.
One of the major challenges is how to effectively accommodate the wind forecasting errors.
In order to effectively accommodate dynamic traffic demand, we propose a new MG_DRWA algorithm.
The participation of end users in demand response programs can effectively accommodate renewable energy integration in distribution systems.
