Sentence examples for empty in which from inspiring English sources
An LNA may choose to leave all custom fields empty, in which case the column labeled "Default" is implemented.
About as tedious as Cathy Forde's Empty, in which a 16-year-old's attempt to get a snog spirals into an orgy of sex, drugs and flooded bathrooms.
On a recent sunny Friday, they toured six theaters, including the Loew's Kings on Flatbush Avenue in Flatbush, Brooklyn, a 1929 gem, now empty, in which a pigeon or two flew over the dusty maroon seats.
When measurements are not positively biased, the feasible set can be empty, in which case POCS, using suitable relaxations, converges to a point that minimizes the sum of squared distances to a number of discs.
The subsequences (underline{u}_{(i }, underline{v}_{(i)}) are allowed to be empty, in which case we write (underline{u}_{(i)}=1) and (underline{v}_{(i)}=1); and, by definition, we have begin{aligned} p(1; underline{v}; z)=p underline{u}; 1 z)=0.
You can either claim that common sense mental notions do not pick out anything real and that mental terms are empty, in which case you are a true eliminative materialist; or you can claim that mental notions can be, in some way, reduced to neurological (or perhaps computational) states of the brain, in which case you are really just a good-old fashioned materialist/reductionist.
Animals were split equally into three treatment groups: 1) empty defects in which a 4 mm defect was created but left empty, 2) scaffold only, in which a PLGA scaffold without cells was placed in the defect site and, 3) hASCs and scaffold, in which hASCs were impregnated in a scaffold (n = 5 per group).
The empty apartment blocks and villages through which young Ballard walks in these pages are outliers of the empty city in which "JGB" begins his work.
It was exactly that: an empty room in which the lights would switch off and on.
In contrast to the movement with which Berlin and Paris begin, Movie Camera opens in an empty cinema in which a film within the film will soon play.
When building started up again in Manhattan after WWII, there were no empty areas in which to relocate.
