Sentence examples for occupying more open from inspiring English sources

Across our sampling sites, the mean detection distance for large prey and background vegetation edge was significantly different between populations; bats occupying more open habitats have lower RF's and thus longer detection distances than those in more cluttered habitats, allowing them to detect larger prey or background targets at greater distances.

The University of Hull (1927) occupies a more open site in the north.

Catskill Game Farm, Inc., privately owned zoo opened in 1933 in Catskill, New York, U.S. It occupied more than 914 acres (370 hectares), of which 135 acres (55 hectares) were open to the public from May to October.

But if you've got a receiver who tilts the field, who occupies more than one defender, a receiver who you have to game-plan for, it opens things up for everyone else".

Rapidly, they occupy more and more of the flesh.

The rest of the programme occupies more familiar ground.

A GTS may occupy more than one slot period.

The repeat sequences occupied more than 50%% of soybean genome.

Each instance can occupy more than one cell.

The egg chamber occupies more than 2/3 of ephippium length.

Saudi Arabs again occupied more peripheral than central positions.