Sentence examples for smoothly accommodate from inspiring English sources

Third, the risk machine RFPM intrinsically incorporates higher order interactions in its tree and forest based probability estimation and so can smoothly accommodate risk estimation over higher order interactions, without having them inserted as features in the analysis before the machine is applied to the data.

Despite the novel's elegiac key, the wide range of its emotional register smoothly accommodates some very funny scenes.

The final sequence was filmed undercover at a Tory party conference, and yet its point appears to be not precisely to attack Toryism, but rather to satirise, or perhaps simply to take notice of, the way the media classes could smoothly adapt their views to accommodate whoever was in charge.

But lift and slide the panels and it smoothly extends to accommodate at least six people.

Safdie aims to accommodate a jumble of people flowing smoothly through a variety of experiences.

Rob Blackman, the executive vice president in charge of the project for Tishman, said that every floor was being raised to accommodate the miles of cables and wires necessary for Morgan Stanley to operate smoothly now and in the foreseeable future.

The geometries are represented using a multiblock decomposition in which logically distinct blocks are smoothly mapped from rectangular computational domains and are aligned with magnetic flux surfaces to accommodate strong anisotropy induced by the magnetic field.

Control studies suggest that a simple decentralized control structure without controller parameter scheduling can accommodate changes in the production rate and feed composition and can also transition smoothly between product distributions.

For a cassette, use tapes that are long enough to accommodate the lecture, and, if necessary, switch sides of the cassette swiftly and smoothly.

Many European countries are smoothly run by coalitions made up of different parties, but the British system does not comfortably accommodate coalitions.

To accommodate the height of the bleb, the thickness of the sub-conjunctival tissue increases smoothly to a central maximum of 1.2 mm.