Sentence examples for which may occupy from inspiring English sources
But there are other, less flattering numbers to consider, which may occupy another spot in Palmer's legacy.
Consequently, they need many mitochondria (the site of aerobic energy production in cells), which may occupy 40 percent or more of their volume in both fibrillar and non-fibrillar muscles.
Nevertheless, the threshold of entering power saving is maintained by the ZigBee coordinator (ZC); thus, the maintenance of global topology may lead to much extra data exchanges, which may occupy the limited bandwidth.
Compared to B. b. nikolskii, which may occupy the more southern reaches of the same upland ranges, it is somewhat larger as well as darker, less distinctly yellowish and more heavily streaked.
This is also true when comparison is made with other large DNA viruses factories which may occupy a large region of the infected cell [6].
The unexpectedly small difference in elution volumes is attributed to a conformation of the dimer that is more globular than that of the monomer, which may occupy a larger than expected volume because of a larger axial ratio and partially unfolded conformation based on the SAXS data.
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But the truth is that the plans on the table would, roughly speaking, turn America into Switzerland — which may be occupied by lederhosen-wearing holey-cheese eaters, but wasn't a socialist hellhole the last time I looked.
To describe the observed evolution of the mean layer thickness n(t) (in at.cm−2) with the sputtering time t, a simple kinetic model is suggested, supposing that there are N sites per unit area on the substrate surface which may be occupied by one or more incoming gold atoms.
They were perhaps prevented from colonising Mauritius as well due to the presence of red rails there, which may have occupied a similar niche.
The...c5-c4 advance would also relinquish Black's control over the d4-square, which may be occupied to good effect by a white knight or bishop.
