Sentence examples for possibly occupied from inspiring English sources

New Guinea was possibly occupied as early as 50,000 years ago.

Because the two distinct crystallographic positions in group 3 are too close in space to be possibly occupied at the same time (a distance criterion that defaults to 0.75 Å, but can be modified by the user), the program reduces them to one single position, marked as "3" in Fig. 1b, and corresponding to the median point between them.

Other components of conjunctive tissue, which includes space possibly occupied by inflammatory exudates, intercellular liquid and amorphous fundamental substance, did not present differences between diabetic and control groups.

To test that a new TFos is more likely to occur in an existing TFos, possibly occupied by another TFs or active in another cell, consider the following quantities with respect to a fixed genome: The number of non-FunctCons TFos in this genome not less than the number of new TFos in this genome.

If you infrequently clean your rain barrel, be cautious of possible animals or insects possibly occupying the inside of it.

Thousands of teachers are on the list and are expected to stage vehement protests, possibly occupying schools.

Stone, who used to work for Ronald Reagan, recalls how in 1980 a reporter asked the then presidential candidate how an actor could possibly occupy the White House.

"President Bush ordered the Defense Department to be ready to deal with Iraq if Baghdad acted against U.S. interests, with plans to include possibly occupying Iraqi oil fields".

The mood was very protesty – I feel like I definitely broke the law at some point, possibly occupying something, although often it felt like a phase rather than anything more serious.

Looking further into the future, the largest potential development project would be a 1.3-million-square-foot tower at 304 Hudson Street (4 Hudson Square), possibly occupying the entire block between Spring and Vandam Streets.

Depth profile XPS analyses of the films reveal that there is less nitrogen in the bulk of the film compared to the nitrogen on the surface of the film whereas more oxygen is present in the bulk of the films possibly occupying the nitrogen vacancies.