They had no particular need for a stop sign, but it occupied time.
With one obvious difference: a performance occupies time and space, but it isn't a physical thing.
Because the series has no regular sponsor, and attracts comparatively few sponsors for its individual programs in the course of a season, it brings in only about half a million advertising dollars, while its production costs come to about two million dollars, and it occupies air time worth about twice that sum.
Still, consider this: Not only is the hardcover cheaper than an evening at a Broadway theater, but reading it occupies more time than watching a play.
The end Permian subaerial erosion surface exposed at the top of the Kaibab Formation (KF) is important because it occupies a time in Earth history that represents the largest and most severe mass extinction in the Phanerozoic [1 3] resulting in a substantial loss of terrestrial and marine life [4, 5].
The base of the pyramid is the widest portion by area, signifying that it occupies more, time, energy and resources than the rest.
But the post also carries with it official duties that occupy time that otherwise could be spent campaigning.
In other words, how can we occupy time?
True, False, or None (=unknown) whether the grace note should occupy time in performance.
There's some practical matters as well that will occupy time here in Washington, D.C. Q.
Washington is perhaps less used to the transient memorial, occupying time not space.
