Sentence examples for occupying as from inspiring English sources

Cells contain a plethora of solutes occupying as much as 40% of their internal volume [16], a reality that is often ignored by in-vitro experiments [17].

Some of the most important genome alignment algorithms, Bowtie [ 71, 72], BWA [ 73], BWA-SW [ 74], SOAP2 [ 75], and GEM [ 76], make use of the FM-index [ 63] or another compressed index based on the BWT, occupying as little as about 2 GB for a human genome (with the exception of GEM, requiring usually from 3 GB to 6 GB).

Clock synchronization functioned as kind of a trading zone in Einstein's day, Dr. Galison said, occupying as it did the domains of physics, philosophy and technology.

It is proof that the Sun is still on the Page 3 hook and therefore still occupying, as campaigners would have it, the high immoral ground.

That same week, the organization appointed a new secretary general — Fatma Samoura of Senegal, a veteran United Nations diplomat — to formally assume the role Mr. Kattner had been occupying, as FIFA's newly rebranded chief executive.

"Your Face Tomorrow" is a difficult novel to describe, occupying as it does a liminal zone between genres, discourses and styles — the closest cousins might be Roberto Bolaño and José Saramago, but equally Ian Fleming, Laurence Sterne, Henry James and episodes of "The Prisoner".

In them, food products occupy as much floor space as the gear used to prepare them.

Some clinics occupy as many as sixteen floors, and the largest encompass several high-rises.

Some of the ministries occupy as many as 25 separate buildings.

They also wonder whether the new company will occupy as much office space as the two independent companies did.

MVRDV imagines that with no restraints pork production could ultimately occupy as much as 80percentt of the country.