Sentence examples for partially accommodated from inspiring English sources
The different diffusion and accretion rates at different boundaries also give rise to internal stresses, which can be partially accommodated by grain boundary motion coupled to shear deformation.
GPS measurements of crustal deformation (Puntodewo et al., 1994; Bock et al., 2003) and seismic profiling studies (Milsom et al., 1992) show that the convergence between the Australia and Pacific plates in the Irian Jaya region is partially accommodated by crustal thickening in the onland regions of the Bird's Head plate.
The relative plate motion is presumably partially accommodated by the prominent ~800-km-long Chaman fault that is supposed to mark the boundary between the two plates, but the present geological structure and historical seismicity suggest a more complex boundary zone that consists of several structural units (Fig. 1).
Docking of compound 15 reveals an ability to partially accommodate the same region as the reference inhibitor inside the pocket (Fig. 6).
Fabrication of porous nanostructures is one of the most effective methods to solve the problem and improve the cycle performance, because the local empty space in porous structures can partially accommodate the large volume change [24, 25].
The result of the GPS studies (Puntodewo et al., 1994; Bock et al., 2003) also explain the small number of large earthquake doublets by suggesting that the subduction along the New Guinea trench only partially accommodates the oblique convergence between the Pacific and Australia plates.
If we suppose that unobserved individual characteristics may play a role in the self-selection of workers, then including individual fixed effects partially accommodates for this issue, as any time-invariant individual characteristics that contribute to the choice of entry in a specific year and in a specific sector are captured by the individual fixed effects.
Such a network could still partially accommodate charge-driven changes in matrix swelling by elastic deformation or relaxation.
A semi-coherent interface is one in which the misfit between the two phases is partially or fully accommodated by discrete interfacial dislocations.
However, multiple outgroups can be accommodated partially if they do not comprise a monophyletic group.
A third way of involving d orbitals in bonding is for them to become partially occupied in accommodating lone-pair electrons from another atom, which is already attached by a single bond, thereby strengthening the bond.
