Sentence examples for hence occupying from inspiring English sources

19 However, cars represent a space in which behaviours are already heavily regulated, hence occupying an intermediate space between public and private.

We presented 77 birds with a choice between models with a pair of natural eyespots and ones with a pair of fan-like structures, hereafter referred to as fans, made from dividing the original eyespot into 3 sectors, hence occupying the same total area, yet losing their resemblance to eyes.

(Individuals participate in a number of institutions and hence occupy a number of institutional roles; hence the alleged possibility of their identity being constituted by a number of different institutional roles).

As turbines get larger, they need to be spaced further apart and hence occupy more land.

To place this into context we note that many genes not previously identified as Pi-responsive, but identified as responsive here exhibit a lesser degree of cross-talk and hence occupy roles that are relatively more Pistarv-specific.

However, overlapping transcript alignments that have different introns in their region of overlap, due to a splicing variation, are found incompatible and cannot be assembled together, and hence occupy distinct maximal alignment assemblies.

When instructions have to wait for data from lower-level memory hierarchy, the dependent instructions cannot proceed, hence continue occupying the shared resources on the chip for an extended number of clock cycles.

Hence Napoleon occupies a position of honor and influence, or perhaps irony, by the computer.

Hence, it occupies less space and reduces the implementation costs.

To reach this goal, as the number of single-hop transmissions varies from one scheme to another, the different schemes will have a different packet transmission time and hence will occupy a different bandwidth.

Hence, time scheduling and occupying skilled project managers for this iterative process should be taken seriously.