Sentence examples for requirements to accommodate from inspiring English sources
Airlines are also waiving restrictions like blackout dates and minimum-stay requirements to accommodate customers with disrupted travel plans.
Production companies can negotiate waivers from these requirements to accommodate stars such as Tom Cruise and John Travolta, who fly recreationally.
Mike McAtee, interim director of USA Boxing, later confirmed that the organization was updating its requirements to accommodate boxers like Zafar who previously had to choose between their faith and their sport.
Meeting physical memory requirements to accommodate the combinatorial explosion of intermediate modes is challenging even when using shared or distributed memory system in a computing cluster [ 7],[ 12].
The NASA defines a human rated space system as one that "incorporates those design features, operational procedures, and requirements necessary to accommodate human participants".
Twinning observed within copper precipitates formed by interphase precipitation was attributed to a requirement to accommodate the growth of precipitates at the interphase boundary.
For example, despite the requirement to accommodate ∼2 m of DNA within the cell nucleus of a diameter of typically ∼10 μm, chromatin is estimated to only occupy about 15% of the nuclear volume.
When analyzing the structures, we verified that exceptions to the pattern occur as a requirement needed to accommodate longer sequences on the MHC cleft.
Thus, links of close proximity to the PoP have higher capacity requirements in order to accommodate the traffic demand from several small cell BSs.
As was observed in the above examples of five unique migration patterns, medical tourism developers typically seek concessions from potential destination countries that include liberalizing licensure requirements in order to accommodate the international health workers that they wish to use to staff their facilities.
Block (1990), Harman (1987) and Kitcher (1991) have suggested a "long arm" functionalism that drops this requirement in order to accommodate externalism.
