Sentence examples for powers of accommodation from inspiring English sources

Though Facebook's business will probably test the limits of even Clegg's famous powers of accommodation.

Ordinarily the lens gradually becomes less elastic (it hardens) with age, so the power of accommodation is lost progressively.

NPA§, near point of accommodation; OQAS||, accommodative power calculated using the optical quality analysis system; TBUT#, tear break-up time; IBI, interblink interval; OPI††, ocular protection index; SUM**, total ocular symptom score.

The Army (Annual) Act 1909 gave the Territorial Force powers of billeting in private accommodation when embodied.

It is essentially an increase in curvature of the anterior surface of the lens that is responsible for the increase in power involved in the process of accommodation.

Which is worse: a formidable power with which some kind of accommodation is possible, or a narco-nuclear-fission reactor of electrons and protons charging into one another?

He saw the aggressive Germanization of Polish territories controlled by the German Empire as the major threat to Polish culture and therefore advocated a degree of accommodation with another power that had partitioned Poland, the Russian Empire.

Therefore, improving the penetration of wind power on the basis of the assessment of wind power accommodation is very necessary.

The advantages of using nanostructured materials as electrodes for lithium-ion batteries include short path lengths for electron and Li-ion diffusion for high power, and accommodation of the strain due to Li intercalation/extraction for good cycle life, and so on [6 8].

Adorno, whose post-doctoral thesis was published the day Hitler took power, hesitated to break from Germany, occasionally making slight gestures of accommodation with the regime.

Police used their powers of protection to try to arrange safe accommodation with Bradford children's social care (CSC).