Sentence examples for joint accommodations from inspiring English sources
To determine bilateral lower extremity joint accommodations during gait in anterior cruciate ligament deficient subjects and uninjured controls.
If the two communities sharing the island are ever to come to an accommodation, joint voluntary activities will have a part to play.
Other commonly observed benefits derivable from collaboration are joint learning, consensus and accommodation of mutual requirements, field orientation and, importantly, improvements in networking skills together with improvements in scientific and technological skills.
Students renting shared accommodation can either have separate or joint tenancy agreements.
This joint London-Dublin approach replaced the politics of accommodation with the politics of polarisation.
There is a need for the Lib Dems, Greens and Labour in the constituency to get together to see if an accommodation can be reached with one joint candidate as a one off – possibly via a primary election.
In Continental European practice, although it would be very new stuff in Britain's winner-take-all parliamentary tradition, coalition partners make accommodations to one another in forming a joint road map for governing.
The films exhibit high wear resistance (in the 10−8 to 10−9 mm3 N−1 m−1 range) with moderate hardness (in the 20 30 GPa range), which may be favorable for the accommodation motion between contacting surfaces in a hip joint.
From our joint assessment with Governments, we know that children and women in temporary accommodation centers are at risk of falling between the cracks of the protection systems, potentially facing harm and neglect.
A good bet for accommodation is Murella Living (doubles from €70 B&B), an artsy new joint with colourful rooms themed around the sights and culture of the island.
The proposed architecture can enable joint optimization of optical networks and application stratum resources, and enhance the service accommodation and the data center responsiveness to end-to-end service demands.
