There's no escaping a direct appeal for a share of your space from fellow beings who need it.
Fannie Mae, the government-sponsored company that sets the lending standards for most mortgages, restricts loans in buildings with too large a share of commercial space, usually beyond 20 percent, or where the building's ownership is concentrated in one person's hands.
The satisfaction of artistic creation, or of any meaningful work that occupies a good share of space in one's mind, Waldman suggests, is an antidote to romantic travails, a way of mastering them.
Fred Perry tennis shirts occupied a good share of space at To Be Confirmed, as did seersucker shirt jackets from Oliver Spencer, a young designer from London who seemed renegade only insofar as he was drinking a beer at midday.
In contrast, a large share of space heating in cooler climates is done by directly burning fuels — usually natural gas, other gases, or oil, all of which have somewhat smaller carbon emissions than coal.
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We conclude that selective attention in WM and selective attention in perception reflect independent mechanisms, but they interact in a shared representation of space, which we characterize as a spatial priority map (cf. Theeuwes et al., 2009).
In congruence, our modelling philosophy relates the share of space to the share of baits.
But graffiti is less a sharing of the public space than a war on it by a megalomaniacal few bent on their own infantile visions of celebrity and territorial marking.
For the past half-century, cars have been accorded a growing share of street space, both to travel and to park in, to the detriment of pedestrians and other users.
