Sentence examples for role in accommodating from inspiring English sources
Understanding the mechanism of load sharing between different grains becomes more complicated when deformation twinning plays a significant role in accommodating an externally applied load.
We emphasize that the Yellow Sea Transform Fault (YSTF) played a key role in accommodating the collisional history of the two blocks in the east end.
These buildings are sufficiently large to provide space for a number of different programs, and they will play an important role in accommodating the needs of Princeton's social science and humanities departments.
These results, which are similar in trend to those reported for superplastic metallic alloys, lead to the conclusion that dislocation motion plays a role in accommodating grain boundary sliding in this material.
Deputy chief executive of Families SA, Etienne Scheepers, said non-government organisations would play a greater role in accommodating children, allowing the agency to focus on caring for children with complex needs.
This paper examines how novel cellular system architectures and intelligent spectrum management techniques can be used to play a key role in accommodating the exponentially increasing demand for mobile data capacity in the near future.
The functional significance of this early association of Rad52 with telomeres is suggested by the greatly accelerated crisis exhibited by est2Δ/est2Δ rad52Δ/rad52Δ double homozygotes (Figure 1c), which may reflect a role for Rad52 in accommodating to defective telomere replication.
"Lots of different factors play a role in who accommodates, how they accommodate and why," said Dr Jeffries.
The role of triacylglycerol assembly in accommodating industrially useful fatty acyl groups is also addressed.
Our analyses provide insight concerning the roles of these defects in accommodating the large interfacial misfit (6.7%) in this system and in mediating the transformation from the rocksalt to the tetradymite structure.
Bearing is a component of a bridge which typically locates between bridge substructures and superstructures, playing an important role in the force transmission and in accommodating the deformation caused by temperature variation and the earthquake.
