Someone was breaking into an unoccupied, about-to-be-foreclosed house where the only thing to steal might be some copper wiring.
On New Year's Day there were 9,000 unoccupied seats, about one in five, in the stadium.
By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, March 15 , 1941P. 42 REPORTER AT LARGE about Unoccupied France; its struggle for existence physically & spiritually.
The New Yorker, March 15 , 1941P. 42 REPORTER AT LARGE about Unoccupied France; its struggle for existence physically & spiritually.
Labour has produced fresh evidence, based on information from councils about unoccupied properties, suggesting that 19 out of 20 families affected would be unable to move to a smaller property even if they wanted to because suitable social housing is not available in their area.
Some worry about leaving houses unoccupied for extended periods, vulnerable to vandalism or frozen pipes.
Energy detector (ED) [4] is used by sensing nodes in the spectrum sensing phase in order to make a decision about the spectrum occupied or unoccupied by PUs through comparing the energy of the received signal with a detection threshold.
Mr. Delorbe and his accomplices ran it out of about 10 unoccupied apartments in the building.
"The man knows more about the unoccupied seat than you do.
