The so-called Reverse Channel connection has been conceived for the purpose of accommodating the thermal expansion of beams so that premature failure due to thermal buckling is avoided.
Then, in order to determine the target load ℓref, we introduce a tolerable queue length at the AP, qref, for the purpose of accommodating the aforementioned tolerable traffic, i.e., a small mismatch between the link capacity and the imposed traffic, and finally determine the target load ℓref as: ℓ r e f [ k ] = β q r e f - q [ k ] T ω ℓ - Δ ℓ r e f [ k ], (6).
Building 64 Residential Apartments was the first building constructed on the island of Alcatraz, intended entirely for the purpose of accommodating the military officers and their families living on the island.
He is becoming a mirror-image Hitchcock; both men are fetishists, but, whereas Hitch, cleaving to the path of the plot, litters his favored trinkets like clues along the way, Lynch is increasingly willing to stretch and wrench his narratives for the sole purpose of accommodating his objects of desire — eyes, breasts, telephones, and lips as bright as blood.
For the purpose of efficiency, sampling designs should accommodate variation in forest attributes and land use structure, which suggests that the idea of a single design for the whole country may not be suitable.
For the purpose of this example and to accommodate the fact that running the pipeline on a laptop using the entire dataset would be prohibitive, we limited our experiment to reads that map to chromosome 20.
There are many minor changes in level design, some for the purpose of balancing gameplay, but most to accommodate loading transition areas, due to the memory limitations of the PlayStation 2. Loki Games worked on a Linux version of the game, but the company went out of business before releasing it.
I believe buildings should be hired to accommodate examiners for the purpose of intense marking.
Note that, even though the XPD is considered here in a spatial-average sense, it is possible to accommodate its expected variability for the purpose of ensuring a required minimum cross-polar discrimination.
Owing to the concern that assumptions of particular analytical methods may systematically bias divergence time estimates, we compare several methods for accommodating among-lineage rate heterogeneity for the purpose of estimating the divergence times of modern avian lineages.
Critics of comparative risk assessment (CRA), the increasingly common practice of juxtaposing disparate risks for the purpose of declaring which one is the "larger" or the "more important," have long focused their concern on the difficulties in accommodating the qualitative differences among risks.
