Sentence examples for occupancy of space from inspiring English sources

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Their occupancy of space limits the capacity available for ongoing services, especially in rail transport.

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As far as the lighting services are concerned, control systems offer an important opportunity of managing lighting systems and reducing energy consumption, due to the use of integration strategies between daylight and electric lighting and strategies based on the occupancy of spaces.

Our new data center was not fully operational, having just took occupancy of the space in June.

He said it also reflected "the resurgence of downtowns," a trend in the last five years during which occupancy of retail space has been evolving from local merchants to more regional and even national tenants as consumers prefer to walk to shops in their own towns rather than drive to enclosed malls.

Metabolites, on the other hand, produce the least number of features, which suggests a limited occupancy of chemical space.

It is assumed that the actual macromolecular structure of a rubber-like material can be replaced by idealized equilateral tetrahedra cells that are not mutually exclusive so far as occupancy of the space is concerned.

The idea of making an appliance function more smartly, based on human occupancy of the space where it's installed, is something we've seen widely applied to lighting — with motion sensing lights that switch off when no one is around, for example.

We define conditioning as the plant species-dependent engendering specific traits such as carbon flow, root exudation, nutrient uptake, root occupancy of soil space, alteration of the soil microbial community etc. that might affect competitive interactions.

Taken together, the data showed that 3D-fingerprints performed very differently from 2D-fingerprints when searching for analogs of folded molecules, in particular by pointing to analogs with very different scaffolds but realizing similar occupancy of 3D-space.

In particular, self-adaptation may facilitate the emergence of a remarkable diversity in self-replicating structures, even when the whole reproductions start from a single loop, thereby possibly increasing the maximum occupancy of the cellular space by the population of all loops.

Such recurrent occupancy of shared metabolic space reveals a structural basis for previously unexplained, but often documented evolutionary convergence in plumage carotenoids among distant species and also puzzlingly rapid divergence of closely related species in expressed carotenoids (e.g., [ 22, 25, 26]) (Fig.  2).

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