After last week's vote, that battle may occupy him for some time to come.
It may occupy this habitat throughout its life, or it may change habitats as it grows older.
Add to this America's romantic view of pioneers, and perhaps a lingering fear that its vast territory, if no one is encouraged to occupy it, may one day be grabbed by a foreign power.
Potentially, there is room for an avowedly non-ideological candidate who can reach across party lines, and Fiorina may be aiming to occupy it.
A bonding or an antibonding molecular orbital may be disposed along the line passing through the two nuclei, in which case it is designated by the Greek letter σ (sigma); or it may occupy regions approximately parallel to that line and be designated π (pi).
It may occupy only 81 acres on the Isle of Dogs, but to most outsiders, Canary Wharf is Docklands.
Such a scene may be shown from different angles or from a distance and then close up, and it may occupy much more time on the screen than would the actual event.
In fact, it may occupy 60% area of the overall decoder.
However, it may occupy a large amount of wireless bandwidth and may even introduce broadcast storm to the network [46].
This address reassignment could certainly be achieved by a rejoin command, but it may occupy more bandwidths.
Its N-terminal sequence resembles that of subunit IIIa and it may occupy a homologous position in some hexamers [ 21, 27, 31].
