Sentence examples for occupation of the second from inspiring English sources
It is whispered that the government of Norway, restored once more following the Nazi occupation of the second world war, approached the UK seeking advice on a robust strategy towards its islands.
After N A = 4 × 1012 cm-2, the conductivity increases again because of occupation of the second miniband, and this being very significant in this case.
Let us consider the oxidation process at light intensity I = 0.2 mW/cm2: at first, the process of occupation of the second state from the first one occurs, and then, starting from t = 3 s, the occupancies of the third and fourth states increase with time, while the occupancies of the first and second states decrease.
In the current model, (transient) occupation of the second LapG binding site on the dimeric output domain of LapD would release LapG at the first, high-affinity site.
It is tempting to speculate that, in vivo, a multi-protein complex containing ubiquitinated proteins such as RIP1 may provide the high ubiquitin density required for occupation of the second site.
In a letter sent to suspended student Michael Segalov, the vice-chancellor, Michael Farthing explains that "reports have been brought to my attention that connect [these students] with the recent occupation of the third floor of Bramber House".
A siege mentality, bolstered by the experience of occupation for the first half of last century and the island's remoteness, prevails and Britain has been throwing some big, ugly rocks at their front door while refusing to help stave off the ever-increasing threat of national bankruptcy.
"U.N. mediation can only work if the foreigners end their occupation of the country first".
Currently the process is in a deep freeze partly because Cyprus holds the rotating E.U. presidency and wants a solution to the Turkish occupation of the northern third of the island.
During the German occupation of the Netherlands in the second world war, he was unable to leave the house for nine months, sleeping on boards between the floors and with someone always on lookout.
The wage issue spurred the longest sit-in at a Harvard building, a three-week occupation last spring of the first floor of Massachusetts Hall, which houses the university president's office.
