Sentence examples for occupation stage from inspiring English sources

In order to study the impact of glass on the energy use during the occupation stage, office building alternatives with 30, 60 and 100% window to external wall area were studied.

Barchus sees the physical occupation stage of the Occupy Wall Street movement as particularly appealing to many 20-somethings because it represents a tangible space for activism -- one that many in his generation have read about in history books but had yet to experience firsthand.

At enrolment, patient demographics, occupation, stage defining conditions and clinical stage are recorded on the master card and copied into the register.

Individual lives are backlit against the pockmarked wasteland and unrepaired churches, the remnants of war and occupation: a stage set for a new era.

Mr. Szilard taught ballet under the Japanese occupation and staged concerts.

1] to begin, under the terms of the Munich four-power agreement, the occupation by stages of the predominantly German sections of that country.

Educational status, occupation, WHO staging, having a source of income, depression and perceived stigma did show statistically significant association (P < 0.05) with QOL in the bivariate analysis.

However the Japanese study shows that in some occupations early stages of physiological exhaustion leading to small differences between morning and evening cortisol excretion could be more prevalent in the job strain category than in the other categories [ 4].

These include age, life-cycle stage, occupation, economic circumstances, and lifestyle.

The two new reports do make it starkly evident that President Bush's political decision to declare the war over far too prematurely and Mr. Rumsfeld's subsequent bungling of the occupation set the stage for the prison abuses.

Meanwhile, the eight dancers' occupation of the stage space — four against four, one minute, three against three against two, the next — creates a busy dynamism that absorbs these jolts.