Sentence examples for engineering to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Key solutions to suppress crank-angle-dependent noise in the transmitted laser signals are reported, including careful spectroscopic design and optical engineering to accommodate beam-steering, engine vibration and polarization-related interference.

That capital has helped it scale its team, product, and engineering to accommodate the sizable user base it's amassed.

Microsystems technology (MST) focuses on the miniaturization of engineering systems to accommodate design specifications of small space, light-weight, and enhanced portability.

An effort is underway as part of the ARIES-CS study to characterize the alpha-particle loss for a compact stellarator and to explore engineering solutions to accommodate the impact of these alphas on the PFC's.

Local engineering projects to accommodate both of these modes of transport will have to be developed, segregating them from other modes.

The tailings are engineered to suit the disposal requirements, as opposed to engineering a facility to accommodate the tailings.

This in turn has spurred substantial advances in engineering material properties to accommodate different imaging modalities that was previously unattainable.

His advice for the next generation of fishermen and farmers is to look at getting a degree in electrical engineering or computers to accommodate advances on the land and on our oceans.

(Not to mention the Citroën 2CV for its, well, social engineering: a high roof to accommodate the hats of French farmers, and other details that helped the car blend seamlessly into its drivers' lives).

Several engineering alternatives have been developed to accommodate prohibited driveway left turns.

In tissue engineering, biomimetic structures are required to accommodate cells and repair tissue functional, moreover to guide cellular adhesion and growth in three dimensional shapes.