The entire process is triggered upon change of occupancy, environmental conditions, and/or occupant preference.
Hurtling south in the dark our patchy sleep was punctuated by the arrival of the beer and noodle trolley and change of occupancy of the opposite bunks.
Last word from Clive Davis, head of Arista Records, another rock mogul apparently unconcerned about the change of occupancy at the White House.
Through the European Middle Ages and into modern times, it has survived frequent changes of occupancy, serving as an outpost of Slav culture amid the constant struggle for dominance in the Adriatic.
As to the primary proteins, they are the least affected, with slight changes of occupancy in both directions.
Aspects of an assignment benefit are represented by cost factors: affinity costs, ward occupancy, change of ward occupancy, and assignment delay.
Four partial cost factors have been introduced in order to represent the advantage of an assignment: affinity costs, ward occupancy, change of ward occupancy, and assignment delay.
The change in bias increased with ramp rate, i.e., with the time rate of change of chemoreceptor occupancy.
Through monitoring the change of the occupancy status of white space channels, the RRM server can estimate the density of WSAPs, and Section 3.1 describes the extent to which the RRM server does it.
The β cost factor is defined for each patient i, ward j, and admission date t: ∑ m = t E [ D i ] c jm. Change of ward occupancy: Frequent changes of the ward during a clinical stay exposes the patients and the nursing staff to additional stress and should therefore be avoided.
Second, the nucleosome occupancy was scaled by dividing values by the average nucleosome occupancy of the whole genome, i.e., the nucleosome occupancy was expressed as the fold change of the absolute occupancy relative to the average occupancy.
