Sentence examples for pattern to accommodate from inspiring English sources

At an early stage, for instance, Enfield engineers were forced by Whitehall to change their design of magazine to an American pattern to accommodate the new size of ammunition.

To modify a preferential pattern to accommodate supply restrictions but remain as close as possible to the original preferential distribution, we make use of a method known variously by the names biproportional adjustment, iterative proportional fitting, and others.

It is possible to build any number of iterations of this pattern to accommodate highly complex systems.

Adjust the pattern to accommodate your measurements (height from nape of neck to floor, and width of outstretched arms).

(The Federal Aviation Administration said at the time that there was no danger in changing flight patterns to accommodate the tournament, and informally at least, it tried to).

"The Roar Above: Remapping the Skies" (Feb. 11) explains the need to change flight patterns to accommodate the increased number of flights, which will result in an increase in noise levels on the ground.

We first apply the log Gaussian Cox process (LGCP), commonly used to model spatial clustering of point patterns, to accommodate temporal variation within the sampled communities.

The spatial distribution of precipitates is highly non-uniform with the precipitates aggregating together to form various unique patterns to accommodate the elastic energy arising from the lattice misfit between the α2 and O-phase.

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The main complaint made against mobile, context-aware systems is that users had to significantly alter workflow patterns to accommodate the system [ 46].

The main symptoms are pain and limitation in function, which normally leads to changes in gait patterns to accommodate the pain [ 2].