Sentence examples for occupying between from inspiring English sources

Today most print encyclopaedias range between 20 and 30 volumes, occupying between three and four feet (about a metre) of shelf space.

In the hierarchist perspective, resources and the respiratory (inorganic) category are the two most important damage categories, occupying between 74 % and 95%% of the total damage for various configurations.

The syllables were approximately 500 ms long with a steady state vowel portion occupying between 120 250 ms of their total length.

At a lower level of 70 mm Hg the perivenous zone is largest, occupying between 44.8% and 58.3% of the cell volume depending on the number of fibers used.

Previous researches have demonstrated that miRNAs are abundant endogenous ~22-nucleotide (nt) noncoding RNAs, occupying between 1 5% of the genes in any given animal genome [ 34]. miRNAs regulate gene expression at the post-transcriptional level for cleavage or translational repression through the binding of a minimal-recognition 'seed' sequence [ 35- 38].

This receptiveness captures perfectly the middle ground he occupies between jazz and musical theater.

It revealed that up to the age of 40 women occupy between 40-45% of all appearances on TV.

The debate that surrounds Turner's work also highlights a larger issue; the space poetry occupies between fact and fiction.

There isn't a great deal of space left for him to occupy between Brussels federalism and Tory Atlanticist anti-Europeanism.

Williams tried to keep occupied between at-bats, going back and forth to the clubhouse, but nothing worked and he went hitless in four at-bats.

They occupy between 150 and 250 pages, while still managing to convey the essence of their subjects with polish and authority.