Sentence examples for operated to accommodate from inspiring English sources

The increase in boundary misorientation is accounted for by the absorption of dislocations into subgrain boundaries during annealing, dislocations which had operated to accommodate the plastic strain incompatibility of the neighboring phases undergoing slip deformation.

According to Figs. 7 and 8, during the 1st~8th hour when electrical loads are low and wind energy is in surplus, P2G facilities are operating to accommodate the surplus wind energy, which is thus converted into methane and provided to the natural gas network.

And today he's put more meat on the bones of his thinking, setting out a vision for transforming, root and branch, how the country's National Health Service operates to accommodate the plugging in of "healthtech" apps and services — to support tech-enabled "preventative, predictive and personalised care".

Hospitals have had to buy special wheelchairs and operating tables to accommodate the obese, and revolving doors have had to be widened — the typical door went from about ten feet to about twelve feet across.

Hospitals have had to buy special wheelchairs and operating tables to accommodate the obese, and revolving doors have had to be widened the typical door went from about ten feet to about twelve feet across.

Complex patterns of service delivery were prevalent throughout many of the health care facilities, and fragmented levels of service provision operated in order to accommodate health care providers' willingness to be involved in different aspects of abortion provision.

Many schools are operating double shifts to accommodate Syrian children.

Mr. Altschuler operates on call to accommodate detectives after night shifts.

One began as a school for California farm children, turned into a launching pad for stars like Lana Turner and Mickey Rooney and now operates year-round to accommodate 2,700 students representing 20 languages.

Many schools will be required to operate extra classes to accommodate the numbers.

Complex patterns of service delivery were prevalent throughout many of the health care facilities, and fragmented levels of service provision seemed to operate in order to accommodate health care providers' willingness to be involved in different aspects of abortion provision.