Sentence examples for considered to be empty from inspiring English sources

In this study, the heated tanks are considered to be empty, which is the most severe scenario, for their structural integrity.

Older fossils of Precambrian "fungi" are now usually considered to be empty sheaths of filamentous cyanobacteria, or else are not distinct enough to be placed in any taxon with certainty.

There was a lot of land, "empty land," some of it actually empty land, some of it land owned by Indians that people considered to be "empty," but there was more land that was certainly accessible to settlers in the colonies.

The conventional in vitro culture condition for MuSCs does not amplify their injury reparation abilities, and was considered to be "empty amplification".

The Last Man in Russia ends with vignettes in which Bullough sees hope: a small church whose congregation projects the sense of community feeling that he misses in a country that he otherwise considers to be empty of trust; the election protests of 2011-2012; and an encounter, in the St Paraskeva Cemetery in Moscow, with a woman whose husband was saved from vodka suicide by Father Dmitry.

Suffice it to say that the concern for language so evident in Confucian writings reflected both a profound turn away from what they considered to be the empty talk of Buddhists, especially Zen Buddhists, and toward a concern for defining the conceptual bases for a well-ordered society.

(2)–(5) and determine the evolution in time of the total number of pits occupied with any number of LDL particles bound, that is, pits are considered to be either empty, or occupied, irrespective of how much LDL is bound.

To exclude this short period in the analysis of the unoccupied periods, the patient rooms were considered to be completely empty only 3 hours after the discharge time registered in the hospital database, which resulted in 137.5 unoccupied days available for the data analysis.

In 1998 he interviewed for a high-level sales executive job at AOL and was considered to be a lightweight - an empty suit.

The average density of the histogram from the cavity-empty group (blue) was considered to be 'background', in arbitrary units.

The Coast Guard considers such tanks to be empty and allows the ships to bypass inspections.