Sentence examples for to accommodate solution from inspiring English sources

The production of this equipment aims to provide a homogeneous, high field (∼2.5 T) magnetic sample environment with a volume large enough to accommodate solution crystallisation experiments in sample chambers such as NMR tubes and cuvettes whilst simultaneously allowing direct observation of the sample from a wide angle.

It turns out to be substantially smaller than the space of Hida distributions while large enough to accommodate solutions of bilinear stochastic PDEs.

However, due to the limited log length that peeling lathes can accommodate, solutions to manufacture long sections need to be investigated to create useable beams and columns.

Beginning at the end of September, Russia's air campaign turned the tide of war in Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's favor, weakening rebel forces across several key fronts and forcing their Western backers to accommodate a solution to the conflict that involves the regime.

This result has been later improved by Messaoudi [12] to accommodate certain solutions with positive initial energy.

This result has later been improved by the same author in [14] to accommodate certain solutions with positive initial energy.

This result has been later improved by the same author in [3] to accommodate certain solutions with positive initial energy.

The paper describes the development of an analytical pseudo-3D model based on the layer theory and demonstrates how the conventional approach can be modified to accommodate voltage-forced solutions and synchronous operation.

It is for "extending the collective impact framework to accommodate and support solutions design and development processes that capture the stored value of the GLR Network's distributed strengths, experience and expertise".

Such a process demands conducting a local need assessment, reviewing the national solutions to accommodate the local needs, converting such a solution into a locally acceptable and sensitive program, and finally assessing the impact of such a program.

In this paper we give a revised definition of a viscosity solution to accommodate the unboundness of the Hamiltonian.