Sentence examples for realistically accommodate from inspiring English sources
Westlands sits in a major transmission corridor, and existing capacity in the area could realistically accommodate up to 600 megawatts from the project, according to Mr. Dowds.
Currently, there are only five such schemas, while many more would be needed to realistically accommodate all potential users.
These models explicitly represent individual entities in the system under study and can realistically accommodate extreme heterogeneity among the agents by allowing individuals to incorporate spatial interactions into the simulations directly [ 25].
But Motherwell also coined a more realistically neutral and accommodating label for the vanguard art of the time: the New York School.
The graph-based framework and operations described by Ahsendorf et al. provide a theoretical toolkit to formally accommodate such processes, and will hopefully enable us not only to more realistically model gene regulation, but also to gain insight into the currently opaque functions of non-equilibrium processes involved in chromatin organization and regulation.
Programme developers must be aware that programmes need to be designed to be flexible and accommodate a variety of need, and should be based on what parents want and can realistically manage.
But the mosaic-and-marble lobby just inside the front door is capacious enough to accommodate a car, and the grand foyer beyond it could handle half a dozen — or, more realistically, play host to hundreds of ballroom dancers at gala time.
Can Judaism accommodate modernity?
Magic Rambo tries to accommodate.
