Sentence examples for maximum occupation from inspiring English sources
When the orbital spin is defined aseither alpha or beta, the maximum occupation can be 1.0.
Based on the number of users, which is only an estimate of maximum occupation given by the UdL self-protection and evacuation plan, the annual energy use per user of campus 1, 2, and 3 is between 500 and 1100 kWh/user/year, whereas Campus 4 achieves almost 1600 kWh/user/year.
The ranking of wages is obtained from the 1995 Wage Structure Survey (Encuesta de Estructura Salarial (EES)), which is the closest one to 1997, our initial period.1 Unfortunately, this evidence must be presented at a 2-digit level occupational disaggregation and not at a higher one given that this is the maximum occupation disaggregation that is available from the different EES waves.
The maximum occupation of a characterizing information in the figure means that it has the maximum contribution to the identification of the various syndromes.
In today's world we can exist happily we we can avoid being alone with ourselves for very long and indeed many structure their lives in advance to ensure maximum occupation.
The highest risk (OR=2.5; 95% CI=1.2 5.0) was reported among mothers with a maximum occupational exposure of ⩾0.4 μT in a given occupation (Infante-Rivard and Deadman, 2003).
The maximum human occupation of the valley occurred during the mid late Neolithic and Chalcolithic (6200 3200 cal yr BP, 4250 1250 BC) as evidenced by the high number of archaeological sites.
Reasons for rejection were maximum bed occupation and unavailability of necessary resources.
The maximum memory usage occupations of these aligners were relatively low and not dependent on the genome size analyzed.
Forest degradation of the mountains started rather late during the Argaric period, and reached its maximum during the Roman occupation.
FPGA implementation results show the high performance of the proposed method in terms of maximum operating frequency, hardware occupation, and dynamic power consumption.
