Sentence examples for which occupy more from inspiring English sources

Walls dating from medieval times and from the 16th century enclose the gardens, which occupy more than half of the Vatican's acreage.

To tackle this problem, our over-sampling method generates synthetic samples which occupy more feature space than the other SMOTE algorithms.

The long hospitalization makes patients prone to develop acute complications including bronchopneumonia and urinary tract infections, which occupy more medical resources.

Since both the Chinese cobra and the corn snake belong to derived snakes, to further test if HoxD12 is absent in all snakes, we surveyed Hox12 in two other snakes: blind snake (Leptotyphlops blanfordii) and ball python (Python regius) which occupy more basal positions on the Serpentes tree and might be able to circumvent the Hox12-specific primer bias if there were any.

But here there's nothing to obscure, soften, or relate to the arena, which occupies more than a city block.

The mill -- which occupied more than 200,000 square feet on a 12.5-acre site -- began operation in the late 1890's.

The high point, perhaps, is Ross's sensuous reimagining of the Sheppards' marriage and Marilyn's murder, which occupies more than a third of the book.

Over the following decade, Schaeffer used Chinook to explore some 39 trillion positions, which occupied more than 200 gigabytes (billions of bytes) of data storage.

Mr. Sharif declined to identify the location, other than to say it was in the Sahara, which occupies more than half of southern Libya.

The bulk of the state's investment was channeled into the industrial sector, while agriculture, which occupied more than four-fifths of the economically active population, was forced to rely on its own meagre capital resources for a substantial part of its fund requirements.

Computed tomography (CT) showed a large mediastinal tumor measuring 18.0 × 15.5 cm, which occupied more than half the transthoracic diameter and compressed the left main bronchus, heart, and superior vena cava, causing bronchial stenosis and superior vena cava syndrome (Fig. 1).