Sentence examples for appropriate occupancy from inspiring English sources

In a more recent paper Prof Kemp reveals that on a London-Edinburgh route an Airbus A321 would actually emit 210gms CO2e/passenger km - more that five times as much as the 40gms emitted by a conventional GNER train on the same route (based on the appropriate occupancy rates of 70%and31%1% respectively).

In such a case, he said, the board would be within its rights to establish whatever conditions it determined were appropriate to permit occupancy of the apartment.

In the absence of an appropriate costimulation, TCR occupancy alone can lead to T-cell unresponsiveness or clonal anergy, in which T cells are unable to proliferate or secrete cytokines in response to a secondary stimulation (Schwartz, 1996).

By gaining insights into wireless spectrum occupancy characteristics, appropriate technical and legislative actions can be taken in order to support continued growth in the wireless sector.

Developing an appropriate algorithm to predict occupancy presence will allow a better control and optimization of the whole building energy consumption.

A low-resolution version of a REM is then appropriate, and the spectrum occupancy map (SOM) is proposed here to indicate whether or not the spectrum is considered to be 'in use'.

In ns-3, it is more appropriate to probe queue occupancy in units of packets as opposed to the unfinished work density v(x) obtained through the workload-dependent M/G/1 queuing model.

Based on the simulated diagrams of people movement with the assumption that the building is constructed, the designer or planner would be able to place entrances and different occupancies in appropriate locations, find the noisy zones, and have a reasonable understanding of the pedestrian circulation in the proposed site.

Appropriate definitions of film site occupancy ratio (SOR), i.e., fraction of film sites occupied by particles over total number of film sites, and its fluctuations are introduced to describe film porosity.

The occupancy rate when appropriate use was found was 95.56% and 93.02% when inadequate use was detected (p = 0.002).

There was a higher rate of appropriate stays when the hospital bed occupancy rate was higher (85.5% ± 6.6% versus 84.5% ± 6.5%; p = 0.010) (Table  5).