Sentence examples for occupy predictable from inspiring English sources
At the other end of the r K continuum are "K-selected" organisms that occupy predictable, stable environments.
Genetic loci occupy predictable cellular positions that change over time (Nielsen et al., 2006b; Viollier et al., 2004; Wang et al., 2005, 2006).
(B ) Cartoon showing that premeiotic nuclei and nuclei in various stages of meiosis occupy distinct, predictable regions of the gonad in wild-type animals.
According to their taphonomic features and taxonomic composition, the hiatal shell concentrations occurring within the PBM may be grouped into two main types, each of which occupies a predictable stratigraphic position within the sequences: current/wave-winnowed beds at the cycle base and community shell concentrations in a roughly mid-cycle position.
Outsiders tend to see two entrenched sides, the security forces and the Islamists, but in fact most Egyptians occupy a much less partisan and less predictable political space.
Would Occupy occupy Piccadilly?
But Wolpert is a distinguished developmental biologist with a talent for books that duck the predictable and throw new light on old themes by occupying unexpected vantage points.
One son comes out as gay, a development that occupies much of the pilot, but it'll likely be a typical CBS sitcom going forward: full of broad characters and predictable moments but reasonably amusing and decently made.
IF some aspects of the Occupy Wall Street protest feel predictable — the drum circles, the signs, including "Tax Wall Street Transactions" and "End the FED" — so does the right-wing response.
