Compared with skis, snowshoes are easier to use if your hands and thoughts are occupied — whether you're a bird-watcher with trail guide and binoculars, a camper lugging a pack and breaking trail, or an ice fisherman towing sled and tackle to a nearby lake to catch trout.
Belgium's police force includes blind detectives who can listen to criminals' recorded conversations and by the reverberations of sound identify what kind of room they occupy, whether they are using a landline or cell phone, and even what kind of car they are traveling in or whether the suspect's Flemish carries an Albanian rather than a Moroccan accent (Soares 2007).
I know that I am present, and worthy of the space that I occupy, whether others will see me or not.
"Seeing foreigners driving around in big UN vehicles and living in luxurious conditions compared to their own contributes to the belief that their country is being occupied, whether intentional or not," the second Canadian soldier told me.
"What they were arguing about with each other was not whether the monastery was occupied but whether, if the attack was going to be successful, the top of the hill should be obliterated".
From the buyer's perspective, the single most critical consideration in the decision to convert a town house that contains four or more units is whether those apartment are occupied and whether they are rent-controlled or rent-stabilized.
Conceptually, being able to determine whether Rap1 occupies its binding site at HML and whether Abf1 occupies its binding site at HMR (McBroom and Sadowski 1995) would provide useful information regarding the mechanism of silencing.
UCL's report itself acknowledges: "What determines whether an individual occupies a leadership position is the complex product of genetic and environmental influences".
The results suggest that what determines whether an individual occupies a leadership position is the complex product of genetic and environmental influences, with a particular role for rs4950.
The plebs, no longer concerned with direction of government, too occupied discussing whether Aurelius was right to spare Tiberius and whether next weeks' match will be as blood filled as the last.
