Sentence examples for shaping to accommodate from inspiring English sources
In the line of energy shaping plus damping injection for robotic systems, it is shown that proportional feedback is a type of potential energy shaping to accommodate a unique equilibrium point.
Mr. Naruse's design is a unified pedal, shaped to accommodate the entire foot.
Additionally, the perianth is often shaped to accommodate specific pollinators, such as the fused, tubular petals adapted for hummingbirds in the pictured.
It lifts the stone-faced scientists who track their progress; it even expresses itself in their space suits, which are winsomely shaped to accommodate their slightly different heads (one is square, the other rectangular).
This little gem was designed to hold a cheroot (a small cigar) in one of three so-called coloring bowls, shaped to accommodate cigars of different diameters.
Moreover, the flap site is shaped to accommodate the diastereomer with the S-enantiomeric nitrogen rather than the one with the R-enantiomeric nitrogen.
(Griffin 1989) Status theories are subject to the objection that they lack the conceptual resources to explain why the rights we believe in are intricately "shaped" to accommodate the particularities of different contexts and different rightholders.
The crystal structure of Bacillus cereus AlkD presented here shows that the protein is composed exclusively of helical HEAT-like repeats, which form a solenoid perfectly shaped to accommodate a DNA duplex on the concave surface.
The selective and potent D2 receptor agonist - R -2-OH-NPA was positioned in the binding site during the construction of the receptor model and thereby induced a conformational change of the receptor, where the binding site is shaped to accommodate an agonist.
Each chip reset tool is uniquely shaped to accommodate ink cartridges from different Epson printer models.
Dr. Lauder said that others were trying to use the information for industrial purposes, to make morphing wings for aircraft, for instance, that can change shape to accommodate different speeds and wind conditions.
