Perhaps they never could, defined as occupier and occupied, where promises of aid and assistance often had the inflection of condescension.
THESE days, when many restaurants are lucky to be half full, a place where almost every table is occupied — where the waiters are moving fast and smiling as they go — is apt to be something special.
Assuming zero temperature and the independent electron approximation, only the states 1≤j≤n F will be occupied, where n F = N C / 2, N C is even ( N C + 1 ) / 2, N C is odd.
First, a pathway genotype is randomly generated, such that cM binding sites are occupied, where M is the maximum number of binding sites and c is a proportion (c=0.5 in all experiments).
Site-occupancy studies rely on a re-sampling of sites that are likely to harbor the species of interest to estimate the proportion of sites occupied, where it is explicitly acknowledged that species may often be missed during a survey even when they are present.
They're a remarkable bunch who all seem to occupy territory where art, > craft and design converge.
In 1915 the president who vowed to "make the world safe for democracy" sent his army to occupy Haiti, where it stayed until 1934.
People were then allowed to march to and occupy Pearl Roundabout, where they began to set up tents; the number of demonstrators had swelled to 10,000 people by nightfall.
Mast et al. noticed that Drosophila larvae crawling on a surface tended to occupy areas where other larvae had crawled before.
They occupied Tuileries Palace, where Louis XVI was living, and imprisoned the royal family in the Temple.
