Many electrons occupy free space, but when confined to a specific area, they act much differently.
In effect, driver decisions are affected by neighboring vehicle trajectories (vehicles tend to occupy free space), and thus an interaction model based on Markov random fields (MRF) [31] is introduced to manage intervehicle relations.
Sorption of all metal ions at pH 2 is very low due to the presence of hydronium ions that occupy free places on the sorbent surface and excludes the possibility of metal ion binding.
Hence, the anomalously low permeability of CO2 relative to that of other gases may be due to its specific interaction with adsorbed water and associated hydroxide anions to form bicarbonate anions that will occupy free volume and reduce diffusivity.
The market and a restaurant tenant will occupy free-standing buildings in the development, which is in the shadow of the huge San Diego-Coronado Bridge.
When Germany occupied the free zone, Babilée returned to Paris and joined the Opera Ballet.
The federal government had occupied it free of charge for on to two centuries.
While many of his classmates occupied their free time with more indulgent collegiate pursuits, he got a jump on the family business, buying up apartment buildings around Boston.
Until the Germans occupied the free zone, Malraux's American publisher was able to send him dollars, and Gaston Gallimard took charge of liquidating pieces from Malraux's art collection — some ancient, some contemporary, provenance unspecified.
One workshop is occupied by Free Form's most innovative - and potentially most lucrative - scheme: a unit that crushes and recycles tonnes of green bottles, processing them into coloured glass tiles, tough enough to be used as design features in renovated streets and walkways.
They are used for the estimation of unsaturated hydraulic conductivities and pores size distribution (pores diameter occupied by free water).
