Sentence examples for at void from inspiring English sources
Her solo show is at Void Gallery, Derry, Northern Ireland ( www.derryvoid.com) 30 August to 30 September.
There are two reasons that Northern Ireland is a particularly pungent place for Andres Serrano to show his Torture pictures, currently on view at Void in Derry.
Russian artist Andrei Molodkin's Catholic Blood at Void is, in description, inflammatory – blood pumping through plastic models of the windows of the Palace of Westminster, in elliptical reference to the ruling that no Catholic can advise the sovereign – ie, serve as prime minister.
It is found that dislocation loops carrying outward flux of matters are nucleated at void surfaces [9, 13].
The residual differences at void fractions below 0.10 arise from the increasingly serial nature of the remaining voids.
Surface tortuosities for coarsened solids at low void fractions were similar to those in densified solids; however, at void fractions above ∼0.3, surface tortuosities of coarsened solids increased only gradually with void fraction, because coarsening retains significant overlap among spheres at void fractions above those giving disconnected solids in densified structures.
The equilibrium concentration ratio of impurities at void-filling sites to those at Sb-substitution sites for Ga-doped CoSb3 is very close to be 2 1, while this value markedly deviates from 2 1 for In-doped CoSb3.
A larger tensile stress is observed outside the voids than at voids, confirming that stress relief is occurring at the cavities.
Fatigue cracks may form at voids at stresses below the endurance limit, and non-propagating fatigue cracks of considerable length (greater 1 mm) are found in runnout specimens.
Two failure modes are identified: debonding initiated by shear along a grain-boundary facet (similar to the wing-crack mechanism) and debonding initiated at voids.
The opening width is only known at the void entrance at the borehole wall; the hydraulically governing width may be quite smaller and located elsewhere.
