Sentence examples for enough to accommodate different from inspiring English sources
By adjusting the parameters in (4), the proposed scheme is generic enough to accommodate different requirements in real CBTC networks.
By adjusting the parameters in (34), the proposed scheme is generic enough to accommodate different requirements in practical VANETs.
We propose that this framework be flexible enough to accommodate different qualitative methodologies without dictating essential activities for promoting quality.
However, there is a possibility that the ISCED classification is not flexible enough to accommodate different national schemes.
A population size of N = 100 is too small to accommodate different ecotypes, while 1000 is large enough that selection can distinguish between different phenotypes and negative frequency-dependent selection is able to sustain diversity.
Hofstra was chosen both times in large part because of its facilities: the debate hall is big enough to accommodate several different debate formats, it has room for large production trucks and media filing equipment, and there is enough parking for thousands of journalists, debate personnel and attendees, said Janet Brown, the executive director of the Commission on Presidential Debates.
NICE set out a series of standards for the UK NHS (based on the above) and in addition recommended that programmes should be flexible enough to accommodate participants' different needs and preferences, and should promote the social value of such programmes.
