Sentence examples for extension to accommodate from inspiring English sources
As part of its jet plan, which would allow the airline to finally serve all of North America, Porter plans to fill in hundreds of feet of Lake Ontario for a runway extension to accommodate the new planes.
Nevertheless, its extension to accommodate the finite element formulation makes this superior to the rest of the cross-sectional analyses described in "Cross-sectional analysis".
The platform described aims to provide an open source service that can satisfy this basic need, and also offer simple methods of extension to accommodate new areas of research.
In this paper, methods are presented which mitigated the observed instability, including an electromagnetic solver with tunable coefficients, its extension to accommodate Perfectly Matched Layers and Friedman's damping algorithms, as well as an efficient large bandwidth digital filter.
The pouch tow has a narrow extension to accommodate a cleaning rod.
In January 2008, work began on the replacement of two bridges over the Northeast Extension to accommodate the widened highway.
With space at a premium, families can either apply to move to public housing on the outskirts of Beijing or improvise in their current courtyard by building extensions to accommodate growing families.
We propose a sound and complete logical framework for them and some logical extensions to accommodate slightly different views on desires.
We conclude by arguing that ASPIC+ʼs modelling of defeasible inference rules further testifies to the generality of the framework, and then examine and counter recent critiques of Dungʼs framework and its extensions to accommodate preferences.
Other plans announced by Network Rail include: A £300m investment to increase capacity into London Waterloo, including platform extensions to accommodate longer 10-car trains and the integration of the former Waterloo International terminal and its platforms to increase capacity within the station.
The schema is a protein centric design that is an adaptation of the Chado schema with extensions to accommodate storage of expressed peptide sequence tags (ePSTs).
