Значения термина accommodate new на английском

Meesho also plans to extend its platform to accommodate new product lines.

The interface would account for the change and would accommodate new goals.

Delta has agreed to work with the airport to accommodate new entrants if necessary.

Rearranging furniture to accommodate new equipment; installing said equipment.

That would free up camps to accommodate new refugees.

Technology and media investors fear the market may be becoming too crowded to accommodate new services.

Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner warned Texas' hospitals are being pushed to the brink to accommodate new infections.

The main reason is that prisons are overcrowded, which has left a major shortage of space to accommodate new prisoners.

EBookMan's operating system can accommodate new features and improvements, such as language support, through software downloads directly to the unit.

But as it ventures further afield, it is tweaking its range and showrooms and adding services to accommodate new cultures.

Especially for younger athletes, the mouthguard should be routinely inspected for fit and retention to accommodate new teeth and growth.

In addition, we detail enhancements to our curatorial pipeline and website infrastructure to accommodate new genomes and an extensive user base.

The index structure of the CSQ is flexible enough to accommodate new image features and scalable to index large-scale image database.

The striker, switched to the left to accommodate new signing Salah, took one touch before beating Ulreich with a convincing finish.

Conclusion: As the spread of prenatal genetic screening continues, providers will increasingly need to update their practice to accommodate new screening modalities.

But experts said that market participants constantly need new systems to accommodate new rules and changing customer demands - particularly from high-frequency traders.