Sentence examples for available occupied from inspiring English sources

Then there were those hybrids of role-playing game and children's book: game-books like the Choose Your Own Adventure series, which briefly, in that time before computers, were readily available, occupied a full shelf of my neighbourhood bookshop in Lahore.

Average international load factors — the number of available seats occupied by paying passengers — were 75.4percentt in November, 1.1 percentage points above the previous November.

For 2007, the overall domestic load factor, a measure of the number of available seats occupied by paying passengers, was 79.9percentt.

Three of the five lots that are available are occupied, he said, and the two that are for sale are more expensive than the site he has chosen.

In June, Northwest achieved a company record 82.8percentt load factor -- the percentage of available seats occupied by paying passengers -- and Continental's 80.4percentt load factor last month was its highest ever -- 0.4percentt higher than the record set this June and 2.6 points higher than July 1999.

The proportion of available P occupied in total P increased with age classes.

The results presented in Figure 4 show that our reception algorithm making use of the CCs redundancy yields decent performance even in the assumed case of large fragmentation of available (not occupied by the PUs) frequency bands.

Although future research is needed to understand both the sampling and biological implications of a spatially heterogenous stratigraphic record, the methodology of computing geographic ranges as the proportion of available area occupied by a genus produces qualitatively similar geographic ranges as the traditional convex hull method (Fig. S11A).

Motif variant v1 showed the strongest affinity for Xbra, with half of the available sites occupied at an Xbra concentration of ∼14 nM (the dissociation constant, Kd).

In Wales twice as many nursing staff were available per occupied bed, which could also have influenced the use of restraint.

Most Londoners cannot afford to pay for two properties at once – having to pay for somewhere to live now while also having to put up the cash payments for an off-plan home that will not be available to occupy for years.