Sentence examples for occupy any from inspiring English sources

We assume that each cluster can occupy any number of RBs from 0 to K rb, and its occupied RBs must be adjacent.

Does Obama occupy any higher moral ground?

Neither power was to occupy any territory already in the hands of a Christian ruler.

In accord with the Pauli exclusion principle, at most two electrons can occupy any one orbital.

Pathogens are successful opportunists that occupy any niche that is not adequately protected by crop protection strategies, including host resistance.

Birgeneau, who had agitated for civil rights in South Carolina in the sixties, told me that the students "can occupy any space they like, that's fine.

Here he is describing the hillside homes of wealthy Hollywood: "Hanging above the dusty canyon, they didn't occupy any land, really, just empty space".

For instance, it might seem unlikely for the faintly brutish garage assistant in "The Dressmaker's Child" to occupy any of our territory.

Crucially, guardians do not have the right to solely occupy any part of the building, and must be ready to leave a building at short notice.

Concomitantly, drops can be made from directly overhead by the Air Force without the need to militarily occupy any Burmese airports.

Justice John Paul Stevens wrote in the opinion that the Jones suit "appears to us highly unlikely to occupy any substantial amount" of the president's time.