Sentence examples for is accommodated only from inspiring English sources

While luge sliders begin their journey sitting down on a sled, bobsled and skeleton athletes need a running start that is accommodated only by their current runway.

In a sense it was, because it showed clearly that spatial quantization existed, a phenomenon that could be accommodated only within a quantum mechanical theory.

We used a relatively linear sample segment in Fig. 5, where the deformation appears to have been accommodated only by bulging.

However, the new call will be accommodated only if its acceptance will lead to higher revenue; otherwise, even if the total bandwidth that will be used with the acceptance of the new call is larger than the bandwidth previous used, there is no reason to degrade a significant number of users and cause their irritation if the provider will receive no extra revenue.

The significant difference across the collision front indicates that crustal shorting has been accommodated only within the IBA crust (by reverse faulting along the collisional boundaries and subduction of the middle/lower crust), while the Honshu arc has undergone very little collision-related deformation.

Both ligands contain a 3-trifluoromethylbenzamide group that can be accommodated only in the ATP-binding sites of kinases with "flipped" DFG motifs.

As shown in Fig. 1a, an oblique subduction of the Philippine Sea plate underneath southwest Japan is accommodated not only by the megathrust earthquakes along the Nankai Trough but also by right-lateral slip along the Median Tectonic Line MTLL) active fault system.

Whereas on a broad understanding of accommodation, all of this is accommodated, on a strict construal only (i) is, and (ii) is a bridging inference.

He and Ballesteros told me that one of the challenges they face in the protective-clothing business is accommodating not only different fashion sensibilities but also different kinds of threat.

A printed newspaper was constrained in the number of people whose views could be accommodated, the only form of response traditionally being through a letter to the editor.

Rob Adams, the director of city design, thinks this could be accommodated using only 7½% of the land within the existing metropolitan area.