The adjustment of the eye to achieve a sharply focused image on the RETINA for different viewing distances. In humans and other mammals this is achieved by the action of the ciliary muscle which alters the shape of the lens. Maximum accommodative...

n. 1. (also coarticulation) Modification in the articulation of a segment for the purpose of easing a transition to a following segment, as when English /k/ is fronted before a front vowel or glide (key, back yard), or when /t/ shifts from alveolar to...

1. The physical premises in which teaching and learning are conducted. 2. The tendency to alter cognition to fit structures and objects that are encountered during the process of living. 3. A learning style, associated with specific learning style...

As men are, so must you humor them. (Roman) If you accommodate others, you will be accommodating yourself....

Accommodation may refer to: Accommodation (in British usage) or accommodations (in American usage) is lodging in a dwelling or similar living quarters afforded to travellers in hotels or on cruise ships, or prisoners, etc. Accommodation (religion), a...