Sentence examples for were proposed to accommodate from inspiring English sources
In the past, several classification schemes were proposed to accommodate the diversity of ABC proteins [ 2, 6, 7, 10, 11].
In the case of Landonini and Phenacobryconini, monotypic tribes were proposed to accommodate the large amount of autapomorphies presented by these monotypic genera; however these propositions do not reflect phylogenetic relationships.
Modified bilinear force paths are proposed to accommodate the new phenomena.
A retention factor dependence of the plate height being different from that derived from the general rate model was proposed to accommodate general flow conditions.
First, a novel flamelet configuration based on Igniting Mixing Layer (IML) flamelets is proposed to accommodate preferential diffusion in a flamelet database.
Although several methods have been proposed to accommodate structural connectivity in reserve selection, they were not devised to deal specifically with such mandatory sites.
Various control strategies are proposed to accommodate both tilt and active lateral suspension multiple design requirements, whilst considering the strong interaction between vehicle body roll and lateral modes.
Due to good properties of the MAS, a new agent-based architecture is proposed to accommodate subpopulations, support the traditional GA and provide channels for individuals' immigration.
More recently, several superstructure-based optimisation methods have been proposed to accommodate pressure restrictions, additional equipment and other practical constraints when finding the optimal flowsheet configuration.
Flexible bandwidth optical networking (FBON) based on optical orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (O-OFDM) technology has been proposed to accommodate traffic over 100 Gb/s in the future due to its flexibility in spectrum allocation.
In contrast, a methanesulphonic acid based bath is still able to produce uniform tin coatings on contaminated or rough surfaces, as the coating is proposed to accommodate to substrate surface irregularities by the build-up of a nanocrystalline zone at the early stages of tin coating deposition.
