Sentence examples for gap to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Full passive extension in total knee arthroplasty is predicated on creating a large enough extension gap to accommodate any given combined thickness of femoral and tibial components.

Moreover, this region of the dog genome assembly contains no clone gaps and insufficiently large (≥ 2.5 kb) fragment gaps to accommodate any missing dog PRAME genes.

Or at least to do the same thing the agency has done for many other New York playoff and Series games, adding extra trains, known as "gap trains," to accommodate the extra passengers.

Gerald was 10 years older than Ted – a gap large enough to accommodate Ted's hero worship for which Gerald waited ready-made, with his rat-shooting skills, his knowledge of trout and the weather and of how to tie knots.

Place a second piece of flashing over the first so that the vertical sides are flush but the horizontal sides leave a gap wide enough to accommodate the thickness of a piece of glass.

However, the SECR's established practice of using outside steam chests on locomotives with outside cylinders prevented this, and the design team resorted to cutting a gap in the frames to accommodate the outside cylinders, which were then secured in place with a bolted splice plate.

For the assembly we reduced the overlap cutoff to 20 bases and reduced the gap penalty to 1 to accommodate for the shorter nature and error model of 454 reads.

Thus, most metadata requirements have been simplified to accommodate this gap in knowledge.

To accommodate that gap, this study used content analysis and sequential analysis to ascertain how learner interaction differed when participants had access to success- and failure-based case libraries.

In order to accommodate the gap openings in beam-column joints, rubber pads were placed underneath the floor slabs to provide a smooth sliding motion between the RC beams and the slab.

In particular, the electrode gap should be wide enough to accommodate also the non-plane methyl group on T0. Figure 3 Conductance ( G ) vs. electrode separation ( d gold-gold ) for gold- X 0 -gold configurations at zero bias.