Sentence examples for to efficiently accommodate from inspiring English sources
Results show potential to efficiently accommodate sliding-induced friction.
To efficiently accommodate standards changes and algorithmic improvements, functional reconfigurability is increasingly desired for media processing.
A temporal decomposition that is applied in order to efficiently accommodate the system's multiple time scales leads to further decomposition of the optimising control layer into three control sublayers: slow, medium, and fast.
To efficiently accommodate such simulations, we here present an improved version of the widely distributed open-source SIMPSON NMR simulation software package adapted to contemporary high performance hardware setups.
To efficiently accommodate this need cells undergo multiple rounds of replication without mitoses or cell divisions.
Increasing the number of practicing orthopaedic surgeons is a long term solution; in the meantime surgeons and policy makers need to be creative in developing strategies to efficiently accommodate the growing workload without sacrificing quality of care of patients with musculoskeletal conditions.
This imbalance demands us to find new ways to effectively and efficiently accommodate to both the current and anticipated increase in requests for genetic counselling and testing, while maintaining the current levels of quality of care and patient satisfaction.
5 The change occurs not only due to the introduction of ICT infrastructure but also because the job design of interconnected health professionals should be re-engineered to effectively and efficiently accommodate the technology.
In this architecture, the N-doped carbon shells can effectively avoid the direct exposure of embedded Sn nanoparticles to the electrolyte and efficiently accommodate the volume change of Sn nanoparticles.
The void volume (70 80%) and the elasticity of thin C spherical shell can efficiently accommodate the volume change of Sn nanoparticles due to the Li-Sn alloying dealloying reactions and thus prevent the pulverization of anode.
Tall buildings efficiently accommodate this demand.
