Sentence examples for formulation to accommodate from inspiring English sources

We extend our formulation to accommodate the cell number variation that arises owing to post-embryonic cell division.

The approach is based on the formulation of mathematical models that are formulated to accommodate multiple production profiles.

Herein, the parametric FVDAM theory is extended to the inelastic domain by implementing additional formulation required to accommodate plastic and thermal loading.

A large number of different formulations are needed to accommodate the diversity of cell types and applications.

In this paper, we formally define the VNF placement and routing (VNF-PR) problem, proposing a versatile linear programming formulation that is able to accommodate specific features and constraints of NFV infrastructures, and that is substantially different from existing virtual network embedding formulations in the state of the art.

Because the planned intervention will be conducted with groups of parents, and not with individuals, we adapt the formulation of Phase II to accommodate work with groups.

This reflects the original formulation of MSM, which sought to accommodate a range of behaviours and identities, including practices that are not culturally or linguistically marked.

The applicability of these devices to accommodate different formulations (potentially with a different size and/or shape) is desirable in order to reduce costs.

Also, assuming that most gliomas swell, showing mass effect as tumours, we will probably have to apply topological mathematical formulations allowing the virtual brain to accommodate the swellings and distortions visible in the real brain.

To reduce the dimension of the state in a recursive formulation, we transform the commitment multiplier to accommodate the heterogeneous beliefs that arise with ambiguity of types II and III.

These approaches are occurring in a context where regulatory, law enforcement and research frameworks have not been fully developed to accommodate these new formulations.