Sentence examples for techniques to accommodate from inspiring English sources
An adjacent gallery traces Caravaggio's reach in Italy and Spain, beginning with his flight from Rome, which drove other painters there to adopt his techniques to accommodate the demand for his work.
We suggest dynamic parameter adjustment techniques to accommodate a varying (and potentially high) number of contenders.
In some instances, humans can reduce provocations of human-animal conflict by using various techniques to accommodate features of the natural environment.
A combination of weighted regression, to take into account the unequal selection probabilities of such an inventory design, and mixed model techniques, to accommodate local random fluctuations in the height diameter relationship, were applied to estimate fixed and random parameters for several models reported in the relevant literature.
This finding underlines the necessity for flexible guidelines and the importance of combining different evaluation techniques to accommodate different needs and evaluation perspectives.
Although there are techniques to accommodate uniform DIF by allowing the item difficulty to vary by group [ 34], we thought this inappropriate as this option is not practical in an everyday screening environment.
This approach enables HEART technique to accommodate opinions of expert with ambiguity and uncertainty and to yield appreciable results like a second generation technique.
They are considered further here, and, in addition, a means of extending the cepstral technique to accommodate surfaces having lengthy impulse responses is described.
The aim of this study is to explore our results of modifying the basic technique to accommodate those patients with combined nasopharyngeal stenosis and tonsillar pillars adhesions in one stage.
To achieve the desired optimal transient performance, a dynamic hysteresis compensation based control approach is developed by employing robust adaptive integral sliding mode control technique to accommodate both hysteresis nonlinearities and model uncertainties.
Performance of this adaptive approach is also comparable to the costly full recalculation of BCs (as required by a BC technique to accommodate a specific level of imbalance), but for a computational complexity that is considerably lower.
