Sentence examples for the process of occupation from inspiring English sources

Occupy may have begun with a grievance against Wall Street, but the process of occupation transformed the movement into a meta-movement, peopled by activists demanding the right to demand their rights.

Let us consider the oxidation process at light intensity I = 0.2 mW/cm2: at first, the process of occupation of the second state from the first one occurs, and then, starting from t = 3 s, the occupancies of the third and fourth states increase with time, while the occupancies of the first and second states decrease.

It is difficult to avoid some violence by a lay person to single-sensed immobile beings in the process of occupation, cooking, self-defense etc.

The processes of occupation and urbanization along Fortaleza's coastline is inseparable from the history of the port and its environmental impacts (silting-up and erosion).

This demonstrates that the process of human occupation of land is being accompanied by the expansion of the distribution of foci and breeding sites for Biomphalaria.

"The process of de-occupation of the favela began in 2012, after the fire," it said in a statement.

Spectrum sensing is the process of recording the occupation of the different frequency bands and the variation of this occupation over time.

It would have enabled him to continue the process of dismantling the occupation and settlement of the Palestinian territories, which, ironically, he himself had prominently led for long decades.

Local inhabitants can hardly recall the process of expansion of area under occupation, although in a few places old persons did tell us that English rulers had given patta to their forefathers.

Hamid Gul, who has died aged 78, led Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), the largest of Pakistan's intelligence agencies, for two years in the late 1980s when it played a vital role in channelling billions of dollars of American and Saudi money and armaments to jihadist groups in Afghanistan that were in the process of driving out the Soviet army of occupation.

A complex process of occupation, involving both battles of annihilation and treaty agreements with indigenous peoples, has been simplified in the biblical account of the wars of Joshua (13th century bce).