Sentence examples for to accommodate access from inspiring English sources

In addition, the operator can adjust infrastructural capacity by choosing a traffic management system, by setting the number and layout of the tracks, by connecting the tracks to the stations and sometimes even by configuring the lines near a station to accommodate access and transfer requirements.

On May 24 , 1996 President Bill Clinton issued Executive Order 13007 that requires the government to "accommodate access to and ceremonial use of Indian sacred sites by religious practitioners".

These schemes need to be strengthened to accommodate access to NCD health services, including access to medication.

The later was built to accommodate easier access to Rödberget Fort and the military training area on the southwestern shore of Lule River and was at the time of completion the longest single span road bridge in Sweden.

Construction began August 4, 2009, between the Blue Water Bridge and Lambton County Road 26 (Mandaumin Road) and included the reconstruction of several bridges, as well as completely rebuilding the Christina Street exit to accommodate southbound access.

He also acquired a 1,400-square-foot 1,400-square-foot 1,400-square-foots main compound for $10 million in 2008 -- a purchousethat real estate wags at the time said was made to accommodate beach access requirements and push the public fewther away from his front door.

This task summons numerous enzymes to simultaneously control the elongation, the remodeling, the puncture (to accommodate protein access to the exterior of the bacterium), and the cleavage of its cell wall following cell division.

Access means the user will build his or her directory security with easy accessibility in mind, focusing more on accommodating access than tightening security.

The authority will also need to accommodate riders without access to bank cards or cellphones.

It is worthwhile to notice that the interference model described previously can be easily extended to accommodate different multiple access techniques by reinterpreting appropriately the interference coefficients.

However, the large number of FUs used (360) still implies a wide and complex barrel shifter that requires a significant die area and imposes routing problems in order to accommodate the simultaneous accesses of all 360 FUs to corresponding messages in memory.