Sentence examples for occupy highly from inspiring English sources
Reckson Executive Park and 100 Motor Parkway both occupy highly visible sites along the Long Island Expressway.
He took his vengeance, unleashing veterans of Zimbabwe's liberation war and gangs of youth to invade and occupy highly mechanized, white-owned commercial farms that were then the country's largest employer and an engine of export earnings.
Academic institutions occupy highly visible leadership roles in addressing the needs of faculty members and earlier career stage scientists who face the challenges of dual-career households and of caregiving.
These fungi, which include ascomycetes, basidiomycetes and microsporidia, occupy highly divergent niches from saline environments to plant or mammalian hosts.
Moreover, essential housekeeping genes, many of which occupy highly central positions in the interactome, appear protected from epigenetic drift.
Redband trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss gairdneri) occupy highly variable environments including both montane and desert streams and have been shown to be locally adapted to these different environments [ 13].
Brazil that occupies highly diversified Bauhinia species today has been suggested as the center for origin of orchid trees [ 73].
They persist as rarities in the genomes of a sporadic array of microorganisms, occupying highly conserved sites in diverse proteins.
This could potentially explain the observed polarity in ω and dN values if proteins occupying highly hierarchical positions in the signaling network preferentially located to the extracellular space.
In any case, this observation lends further support to the finding that genes occupying highly hierarchical positions in the human signal transduction network are not subject to higher levels of selective constraint than those acting at the downstream part.
Chris Leonard, a member and former chairman of the Board of Architectural Review and Historic Preservation, says the proposed building has touched such a nerve because it would occupy a highly visible site and because it would forever alter a familiar streetscape.
