Sentence examples for possibility to accommodate from inspiring English sources
This water serves as a strong structural stabilizer during electrochemical lithiation with the possibility to accommodate Li+ up to the full 2/3 of the remaining vacant positions.
Article 30a of the Asylum Act (AsylG) introduced an accelerated procedure, which opens up the possibility to accommodate refugees with a low likelihood of being accepted in five special reception facilities nationwide.
Nevertheless, it opens the possibility to accommodate the threat of multiple realizability in a particular way: Functional kinds can be multiply realized, and, hence, they can be regarded as being distinct from the lower-level physical properties.
Moreover, the proposed technique takes advantage of the semi-partitioned scheduling properties by offering the possibility to accommodate parallel tasks that cannot be scheduled in any pure partitioned environment, while reducing the migration overhead which has been shown to be a traditional major source of non-determinism in global approaches.
The strengths of DEA are the possibility to accommodate multiple inputs and multiple outputs within a single measurement of efficiency and it does not impose a specified functional form to modelling and calculating the efficiency of a decision making unit (DMU).
If we consider a public charging station, with the possibility to accommodate the parallel charging of several vehicles, this can be ideally seen as a grid-connected battery; the charging load due EV parallel charging can cope with high PV generation, by activation from a centralized position.
Therefore, firm 1's possibilities are (i) to accommodate entry like in the previous section, or (ii) to deter entry.
Several possibilities may be envisioned to accommodate this observation.
Local health systems may differ in their internal configuration and hence capacity building programmes need to accommodate possibilities for change through different pathways.
To accommodate this possibility we use a consistent N-terminal indexing, but for the cathepsin cleavages assess the possibility of a cleavage occurring beyond the 15-mer in the training set (up to 20 amino acids in length).
The revised plan was produced in response to a request by the city's Office of Management and Budget, which had asked all city agencies to submit a contingency plan to accommodate the possibility of cuts of up to a quarter of their budget.
