Sentence examples for to simultaneously accommodate from inspiring English sources

We designed a sample holder to simultaneously accommodate 1000-V HV and 200 °C HT stressing.

A scheduling technique is designed to simultaneously accommodate circuit switching and packet switching in the optical cross-connect.

For instance in the Belief-Desire-Intention (BDI) [23, 25] architecture of agents, the use of knowledge (in encoding beliefs) was never intended to simultaneously accommodate various knowledge abstractions for the same domain.

This shift has been derived in part from the top-down influence of neoliberal government policies, and also from the bottom-up, as HEIs attempt to simultaneously accommodate increasing student numbers and cope with reductions in government funding (Brown, 2011; Molesworth, Nixon, & Scullion, 2011).

We need a leader who has learned to substitute humility for arrogance, can listen to others and has the wherewithal to simultaneously accommodate the needs of the district while sustaining pressure from influential external forces.

For example, in the 2Z43 overextended right-handed filament, L1 relocates to the exterior surface of the filament and, and together with the NTD, constitutes an outwardly open palm structure that is wide enough to simultaneously accommodate a ssDNA and a donor dsDNA during the homologous pairing or search reaction [21].

This sputtering system can simultaneously accommodate up to 4 targets, which makes it an ideal setup for developing thin film solar cells, without breaking the high vacuum.

The sputtering system used in these experiments is a homemade setup and can simultaneously accommodate up to four targets, which makes it an ideal setup for developing thin-film solar cells, without breaking the high vacuum.

The sovereign government via net spending (deficits) is the only entity that can provide the non-government sector with financial assets (net savings) and thereby simultaneously accommodate any net desire to save and hence eliminate unemployment.

Structural analysis of Sulfolobus solfataricus (Sso) DNA polymerase IV (Dpo4; Ling et al, 2001) supports this model, which might be relevant to the subset of DNA polymerases that can simultaneously accommodate two template nucleotides in the binding pocket of the nascent base pair that is, certain Y polymerases.

For example, a food patch that can simultaneously accommodate 5 foragers would be expected to elicit contest competition only in groups of 6 or more.