His basement was occupied by a model railway set, which the privileged were also allowed to play with, and walls were knocked down to accommodate it.
Recently, the oligomeric structures of ClpB and Hsp104 in which the central pores were occupied by a model denatured protein (casein) were shown by cryo-electron microscopic (cryo-EM) single particle analysis17,18.
The majority of the advertising space is occupied with a model that could be easily described as yet another example of the media's idea of beauty, but this alone is not what brings me to question the advert.
The FDM model space, occupying an area of 80 km (E W) × 70 km (N S) in and adjacent to the Osaka sedimentary basin and corresponding to the geographical area shown in Fig. 1, extends to a depth of 25.5 km below the ground surface, or the free surface.
The chamber — an upgrade of an earlier model — occupied a corner of Building 326, which also housed the Officers' Club.
The optimized model occupies a much more lucrative spot in this reward landscape, positioned at or near the maximum.
The R portion was proposed to occupy a pocket where the model suggested there was sufficient space to append larger groups onto the phenyl ring.
Entities in the model occupied a set of queues representing five year age groups (an exception being the first five years following birth, which was depicted using two separate queues since mortality is reported separately for the first year of life and for years 1-4 in Statistics Canada mortality tables).
Don't models occupy a similar position: below the designer-gods, but above the gazing, buzzing, picture-snapping public?
Numerical formulations of these models occupy a curious space in the data analysis landscape: on one hand, each cosmology simulation can be 'scientifically rich' (Sewell et al. 2015): exploratory analysis of the simulation may lead to new insights of the governing physical model which could be lost if the raw data is reduced in memory and discarded.
