Sentence examples for light occupation from inspiring English sources

Our data reveal light occupation and a mobile human adaptation focused on the hunting of high-ranked adult ungulates and large-bodied tortoises.

Buena Vista experienced only light occupation at this time.

In 1960, 42% of men with classifiable jobs engaged in sedentary or light occupations, while in 1970, the corresponding proportion increased to 51%.

On the ground in both countries, the light and heavy occupation approaches have produced unintended consequences.

The 60 years of Japanese rule aren't seen in the same light as the occupation of neighbouring states.

In keeping with Ms. Carter's occupation, light was an integral part of the couple's first date.

With its comprehensive advantages such as the large transport capacity, low energy consumption, light pollution, less occupation of the land, and high safety, the railway heavy-haul transport has developed rapidly all over the world.

Boyd said Mr. Pringle "who does not look a day older than 60, sheds light on an occupation that has many rewards".

However, whilst mean diameter in control subjects was somewhat larger (0.1 >  P > 0.05) in those engaged in "active", compared to "light" physically active occupations (3.90 vs 4.30 mm), there was a surprising lack of effect for those in "heavy" occupations, compared to the light group (3.90 vs. 3.98 mm).

A set of realistic design criteria for lighting power density, occupation density, and appliances' load-intensity for various types of premises have been established based on data obtained in walk-through surveys of energy end-uses in 31 Hong Kong office buildings.

The future wars of choice for the Defense Department appear to be wars of heavy bombing and light-to-medium occupation.