Sentence examples for future to accommodate from inspiring English sources
Microsoft has been floating a similar proposal, labeled "caller ID," that could be expanded in the future to accommodate more sophisticated anti-spam approaches including Internet postage systems.
However, as wind power impacts the power system operation, it is predicted that more reserves will be needed in the future to accommodate large amount of wind power into the power systems.
Mr Systrom acknowledged that terms and conditions would need to change in the future to accommodate new revenue models, but pledged to keep users fully informed of any plans.
This list of projects may expand in the future to accommodate further projects under consideration.
The scale may need modification in the future to accommodate expansion of general population knowledge and understanding relating to the core components of mental well-being.
While usable as it is, because of its flexible design this type of array will be able in the future to accommodate additional probes as soon as novel unique transcripts are identified.
Not surprisingly, she will be cancelling a number of her future engagements to accommodate her new situation.
This is why Carson and Vaitheeswaran regard the Prius merely as a stopgap: the true car of the future has to accommodate everyone, which is to say six and a half billion, soon to be nine billion, people.
It mean that the E, which normally terminated at the World Trade Center, was sent to Euclid Avenue in Brooklyn and that what used to be the N and R in Queens became the Q and W. As for long-term planners drafting future diversions to accommodate construction projects and track repairs, there is not only a lot less track to work with but a heavily backed up schedule.
The architect said the design allowed for future expansion to accommodate six runways when required.
The only drawback in using chaotic sequences is in changing existing system structures and modulation techniques, but using software-defined radios with most of the processing done in FPGA should enable future systems to accommodate various modulation techniques.
