Sentence examples similar to nature accommodates from inspiring English sources

In most of the twentieth century, physics played the role of super-science, and physics is, by its nature, accommodating of God: the theories of physics are so cosmic that the language of physics can persist without actively insulting the language of faith.

This study aims to develop a framework for Knowledge Management Activities KMAA) that reflects their multitier nature and accommodates the multilevel of flow that knowledge goes through in organizations.

Maybe the market and Mother Nature will accommodate us and wait until 2013.

Cather comments that Indians have no desire to master nature, instead "accommodating themselves to the scene in which they found themselves".

One of the obstacles in the preparation of three-dimensional environment for tissue engineering is to provide a substrate in which the cells, as in nature, are accommodated and connected to each other and the surrounding matrix.

A conceptual model of the subsoil, jointly developed by the Italian National Research Council and the National Department of Civil Protection, inspired the structure of the underlying database, consisting of 15 tables, 3 of which of spatial nature to accommodate geo-referenced data associated to points, lines and polygons.

Surprisingly, current estimates suggest that only 1,000 5,000 distinct, stable polypeptide chain folds exist in nature to accommodate the rich variety of domain structures.

It is as if nature evolved to accommodate a nature show.

The Corps was not intending to accommodate nature.

The accommodating nature of Torontonians had gone a long way toward alleviating discomfort.

Mr. Levine's calm, accommodating nature proved to be a perfect match for his volatile partner.