Sentence examples for previously unoccupied from inspiring English sources
A commercially available FM radio tuned to the previously unoccupied segment of the 88-108MHz band where our transmitter resided.
In the experiment, an x-ray photon tuned to the energy of the 2s shell will boost an electron into the neon atom's previously unoccupied 3p shell.
The first of these is our treatment of ecological performance, in which hybrids outperform parental species in the previously unoccupied habitat between parental habitats.
Some early entrants onto the scene, like the Treats Truck and Wafels & Dinges, spent months cultivating spots and relationships, which allowed them to settle into areas that were previously unoccupied.
As far as they understood the matter, a country can claim authority over another territory in one of just three ways: by winning a war, signing a treaty, or occupying previously unoccupied land.
A secondary cavity nester, this species will readily use human-made cavities such as nest boxes and hollow metal fence poles; this adaptability has probably resulted in population increases (or at least helps offset loss of natural habitat), and has allowed some local expansion into previously unoccupied areas.
The new capital was placed at Belo Horizonte, where a new city, laid out on previously almost unoccupied land, was planned and built.
This behavior model does not impact ZAP results, since ZAP is only applied on channels previously sensed and characterized as unoccupied by the sensing function.
In studies of adsorption of NO2 on Ni(100), the features between 400 and 402 eV have previously been assigned to transitions into unoccupied π* orbitals of NO and NO dimers.
Unfortunately, in the rush to accommodate the hundreds of families who have arrived in the past month, tents were put up in an unoccupied area of sandy wasteland previously used as an informal toilet by several thousand people.
Thus, the algorithm searches the solution space eliminating from the fitness landscape previously located peaks forcing the individuals to converge into unoccupied niches.
