Sentence examples for form of accommodated from inspiring English sources

First, we determine un-compared results in the form of accommodated active users and match it against theoretically computed users for varying switch point periodicity and variable channel conditions.

Unlike marine sponges (Porifera) that predate synaptic innovation [ 130], cnidarians possess a homogenous nerve net that, although lacking any form of cephalization, accommodates fundamental neurosensory transmission across the nerve net to end in a motoneural junction to coordinate tentacle movement required for feeding and predator avoidance [ 131].

Langer (1953) weaves architecture into her broader theory of symbolic form; to accommodate architecture as an expressive, abstract art, despite its representational moments, she highlights its capacity to shape space in virtue of relations among constituent forms and so (abstractly) express motion or feeling.

The option to opt out of receiving all or some of the study results can be included in the consent form to accommodate the preferences of individual participants.

Will this gifted writer have found a way of adapting the form to accommodate a wider perspective on his subject?

Perched at the intersection of psychological survey and serial-killer exposé, "Cropsey" loosens the girdle of the documentary form to accommodate much more than facts.

We developed equations from a wide range of model forms to accommodate the availability of field data parameters.

They presumably form to accommodate the different thermal contractions of the two phases during cool down after eutectic solidification.

Thus, the LN8 library might be restricted in its ability to form hydrophobic pockets capable of accommodating different ligands, whereas the LN12 library, which is significantly more diverse, is not.

The G20 was formed to accommodate the views of rich and developing world economies in the aftermath of the 2008 crash.

Such a settlement is formed to accommodate several generations of related males but also includes many individuals related through other kinship ties.