Sentence examples for are empty due from inspiring English sources

Actually, the middle sections of most central pipes (if not all) are empty due to thermal expansion and contraction, and sometimes the central pipes at the tips are also empty by TEM observations (we have not observed the whole central pipes filled by the black substances), i.e., the Ni-containing substances in the central pipes are disconnected.

Our plates are empty due to drought.

The place is empty, due to stalled development plans, except for the pigeons, who have seized the territory.

It sucks to hear all kinds of stupidity from haters — the stadium was empty due to the lack of planning from our front office (zero advertisement etc).

Yet despite this the Chilean refuses to bill the clash at the Arena Khimki, which will be empty due to CSKA's stadium ban for racist behaviour from fans, as the campaign's most important match.

This term refers to the wedge-shaped region of Fourier space that is empty due to missing tilt images.

Three magistrates stayed in office more than 3 years beyond their duty (and one seat was empty due to the death of another magistrate who was not replaced).

On the other hand, a high target PER increases the queue service rate, but it becomes quite possible that the queue would occasionally be empty due to substantial wireless losses stemming from TCP reaction to such losses.

Considering that the feasible region of the optimization problem is likely to be empty due to the high uncertainty of wind power output, a slack varible - the reduction of the upper bound of the predicted wind power output interval - is introduced into the model to guarantee the security of the power system.

The Domesday Book does not record any demolition, so the land may have already been empty due to the damage caused by the Norman seizure of the town.

We implemented a conservative approach where a communal housing dumpster was considered compliant if it was rated as low violation or if it was empty due to assumed recent trash collection; otherwise, dumpsters were considered in violation.