The phrase "a wall free" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is free from walls, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The design of the new office is open and a wall free environment encourages collaboration among employees."
Alternatives: "without walls" or "open space".
"I got no insurance and no money, and I absolutely have to get my name in for emergency help to rebuild," said Ronald Johnson, 47, carpenter whose house was half gone, the remainder peeled open like a wall-free stage set with stairs rising to an open-air bathroom.
In this paper, ZnS one-dimensional (1D) nanostructures including tetrapods, nanorods, nanobelts, and nanoslices were selectively synthesized by using RF thermal plasma in a wall-free way.
To reduce the consumption of expensive compounds and to allow automatisation of the assay a novel miniaturised set-up was developed based on a wall-free sample droplet which forms the electrochemical cell with typical volumes of up to 10 μl.
He won't give in and approve a wall-free spending bill, he apparently won't make concessions to the Democrats, and he's said he won't even declare a state of emergency to build the wall without Congress's OK, a questionable legal strategy that would at least probably end this standoff.
Curiously, some bacteria have the ability to switch to a wall-free or 'L-form' state.
General principles for the formation and proliferation of a wall-free (L-form) state in bacteria.
VESA mountable, this design can be attached to a kitchen wall, freeing up limited counter space.
"We are going to hit a wall without freeing up spectrum," Downes explains.
More mice and a squirrel come to the rescue, removing old toothbrushes and No. 2 pencils and a cassette tape ("The Wall"), freeing the chastened bird.
The company installs a wall-mounted (free) iPad in each office that signs up, and that then becomes the dashboard for users in the office.
