Sentence examples for small occupation from inspiring English sources

The vertical condensers have advantages of small occupation area, convenient in assemble or dismantle tube bundle and simple structure etc.

Because "wind tech" remains a small occupation, its rapid projected growth will probably amount to only about 5,000 additional jobs in the coming years.

One of the men, Nadir Abdelkhalek, 25, a clean-cut financial analyst and member of a small occupation resistance group, checked the clipboard and pronounced his job done.

Churchill wanted to use a large number of obsolete battleships, which could not operate against the German High Seas Fleet, in a Dardanelles operation, with a small occupation force provided by the army.

There are two phases of occupation represented at Balathal, a small occupation in the Early Historic period (cal. B.C. 760 - A.D. 380) and a large Chalcolithic settlement (cal. B.C. 3700 1820) [3700 1820

The color scale of the 2D histograms is chosen so that small occupation numbers (white and dark blue) are visible as well as peaks (yellow and red).

After a recent small-scale occupation of an abandoned campus building and a series of protests against rising fees which have resulted in student suspensions and sanctions, University of Birmingham lawyers went to the regional division of the high court two weeks ago and won an order banning "occupational protest action" upon "persons unknown" without prior permission.

A host of small-scale occupations is already allowed on the island, including pizza deliverymen and party clowns.

It was he who insisted on a smaller occupation force than his generals had wanted and he who wanted the Pentagon put in charge of reconstruction.

Increasing the etching time leads to larger holes as seen before, but smaller aspect ratio and thus smaller occupation.

At extubation, a lower amount of secretions was measured in the ETTs treated with the cleaning CSS as compared with controls (0.031 ± 0.029 vs. 0.350 ± 0.417 mm, P = 0.028), corresponding to a smaller occupation of the cross-sectional area (average 0.3 ± 0.4 vs. 3.8 ± 4.5% respectively, P = 0.030).