Sentence examples for both occupied from inspiring English sources
Citywide, the administration has been trying since 1994 to restore to private ownership thousands of properties, both occupied and vacant, in city hands.
Although "Old Times" and "No Man's Land" have both occupied assured positions in the playwright's body of work, "Betrayal" was at first undervalued, especially in England.
Most recently, resonant X-ray emission spectroscopy (XES) has been shown to be an extremely versatile spectroscopy to study both occupied and unoccupied electronic states for liquids in thermodynamic equilibrium.
In the case representing the transitional season, changing the ventilation rate during both occupied and un-occupied hours can ensure the thermal autonomy of the room without extra heating or cooling from TABS.
'Yellow spots' (samples scoring both occupied and unoccupied for a given marker) were treated as missing data.
The marker data set comprised 40,790 alleles called as occupied sites (insertion present)), 65,566 unoccupied sites (insertion absent) and 29,949 missing data points (no detected PCR product or both occupied and unoccupied sites together).
The Ultra-Wideband (UWB) technology, proposed for high-speed short-range applications, used both the occupied and unoccupied spectrum across the 3.1 10.6 GHz band.
At strain of 21%, both the occupied and unoccupied states display a significant left-shift and the two split unoccupied states merge into one unoccupied state, as shown in Figure 7e.
Indeed, Grossman first won international attention with The Yellow Wind, his account of travelling the West Bank in early 1987, a series of dispatches that exposed the damage Israel's grip on the territory was inflicting on both the occupied and the occupier – a book that looked like a prescient warning of the first Palestinian intifada when it erupted later that year.
The revolution is big enough to set both the occupied and the occupiers free.
Extrajudicial killing of unwanted rivals is a "tool" frequently used by Israel, both in the Occupied Palestinian Territories and abroad.
