Sentence examples for which they accommodate from inspiring English sources

He writes with tender sympathy for each of the threesome and the different ways in which they accommodate their own overeducated brains.

They can bind and transport a wide variety of ligands which they accommodate due to their conformational flexibility.

And the scenery included the park's visitors -- New York has always been great for people watching -- which they accommodated by putting footpaths adjacent to carriageways.

Their patriarchs predated the Assad dynasty, which they quietly accommodated just as their forebears did the Ottomans, Mongols and Seleucids.

Many foreign nationals have been leaving the temporary camps in which they were accommodated – including tents in Hagley Park, which had been erected to house the annual Ellerslie flower show, but which was closed owing to inclement weather.

However, it is not clear why dislocations which form because they accommodate the growth of martensite during the first cooling cycle should act as obstacles during subsequent transformation cycles.

Designers still opt to create artificial cut-off points in their line, sizes beyond which they refuse to accommodate.

These findings suggest that the combination of observing and making gestures may have imposed extraneous cognitive load on the lower ability children, which they could not accommodate together with the relatively high intrinsic load imposed by the learning task.

Through my project work I was able to focus my research on the proliferation of charter schools scattered across the state of California and the ways in which they sought to accommodate all kinds of learners.

Hollywood Records focused on television appearances when further promoting Can't Be Tamed, which they expected would accommodate Cyrus' schedule more effectively than traditional interviews with the press and radio stations.

The other major intraplate location in which limestone islands are found is where their underpinning plates are flexing, typically because they are moving toward ocean trenches faster than the rate at which they can be accommodated there; good examples are the Loyalty islands (New Caledonia) (Dickinson 2013).