Sentence examples for environments to accommodate from inspiring English sources

But companies can also become more broadly inclusive by designing whole work environments to accommodate people with differences.

We have studied the properties of 3He neutron proportional tubes in gamma-ray environments to accommodate particular programmatic needs.

Herein, a new concept of a flexible membrane featuring well arrays forming pore-like environments to accommodate cell culture is proposed.

The proposed feedback control design is therefore a robust and viable option for organizations to incorporate into their online shopping environments to accommodate user variation of information load for e-commerce adaptivity.

"We human beings have engineered our environment to accommodate our physiology," observes Jeffrey Smith of Honda.

Maybe the most interesting contemporary example, because it had such a challenging environment to accommodate, was the South African example.

"It's a nice campus with amenities, a cafeteria, large parking space, a big county park across the street, a great environment to accommodate up to 2,000 people.

Carole's therapy consists of making owners aware of the strong needs and feelings of their cats and then changing the cats' environment to accommodate those needs.

In practice, policy and planning continues to remain at "helping the disabled" individual to adjust and accept the existing environment, rather than altering the environment to accommodate the needs of individuals with disabilities (Hahn 1985; Kailes and Enders 2007).

For the purpose of this article the all-encompassing definition by Beauregard and Holcomb ([1981]) will be adopted who argue that inner-city revitalisation is investment to remodel or rebuild a portion of the urban environment to accommodate more profitable activities and expand opportunities for consumption, particularly retail and housing for middle- and upper- income households.

Currently, we are extending Amalgam in a distributed computing environment to accommodate larger studies.