Sentence examples for point of occupancy from inspiring English sources

The tinkers are very much older than the gypsies in point of occupancy, descending as they do from the wandering smiths of ancient Ireland.

Although point estimates of occupancy suggested association with NWFP habitat categories for some species, estimate precision was low.

In fact, from the seismic point of view, full occupancy is not the most critical condition, but rather lower occupancy, which could cause eccentricities ranging up to 10% or 15% of the larger floor plan dimension; this could lead to damage propagation in some of the columns.

He covered the finer points of certificates of occupancy and charging sales tax, as well as complying with sanitary, fire and health regulations.

The world is the way it is in virtue of the spatiotemporal relations instantiated by the spacetime points, together with their pattern of occupancy by the occupants, together with the pattern of instantiation of perfectly natural monadic properties by these occupants.

On a rival, "dualist" conception, there are two sorts of fundamental entities: simple particulars that instantiate spatiotemporal relations (and are therefore to be called "spacetime points"); and simple particulars that do not instantiate spatiotemporal relations, but do bear a different, perfectly natural relation of "occupancy" to spacetime points (call these "occupants").

On Wednesday crossbench peer Lord Best withdrew an amendment on the final point of dispute - the "under occupancy" penalty - dubbed a "bedroom tax" by critics - for social housing tenants in properties judged to have more rooms than they need.

Species with the highest levels of occupancy and abundance: 1.

Flat-rate water bills take no account of occupancy.

Finally, in late fall, the building received its certificate of occupancy.

"There's a greater chance of occupancy declining.