Sentence examples for may occupy as from inspiring English sources

The term sudden death is used imprecisely and includes death that is almost instantaneous as well as death in which rapidly deteriorating disease processes may occupy as much as two or three days.

These granules, composed of protein and lipid (fat), make their first appearance by the age of 20 and increase gradually, so that by the age of 80 they may occupy as much as 5 10 percent of the volume of a muscle fibre.

The target length is ℓ = 20 m and the target may occupy as much as four range cells depending on its orientation.

Longer term, and because — as Hanrahan himself says — scale is the name of the game, perhaps more challenging than all this might be the spectre of much larger players like Amazon and what position they may occupy as competitors.

He is a goalscorer – with 16 strikes in Serie A last term – but his debut  on Saturday suggests he may occupy referees as well as goalkeepers.

Afghanistan may be a hard country to occupy, as the British discovered in the 19th century and the Russians in the 20th, but it is an easy one to destabilize.

Some tops contain far too may holes for human arms to occupy, as if designed with another species in mind; others have none at all.

Parks, old orchards and other wooded habitats may be occupied as long as they have at least a 1 ha block of suitable trees.

The space holding it was only about a quarter of the length of the skull, and various endocasts have been measured as displacing 374 ml to 450 ml, which does not take into account that the brain may have occupied as little as 50% of the space of the endocast, the rest of the space being taken up by the dura mater surrounding the brain.

Thus, aluminum may occupy tetrahedral sites as a replacement for silicon and octahedral sites in solid solution with elements such as magnesium and ferrous iron.

The motivation for carrying out resource allocation is that D2D pairs and relays may occupy the same spectrum as regular cellular user and therefore introduce co-channel interference into the system.