Indeed, hollow-sphere structures could represent an alternative solution to classical cellular materials (like metal foams or honeycombs) for numerous structural applications like impact resistance for example.
The vessel, a Hans-and-Franz-scaled monster, is known as "the boot" (Schrottner pronounces it "poot"), and draining it is indeed a hollow-legged endeavor.
Composers are simply finding that without the sympathy of audiences, their professional lives become hollow indeed.
Given our history, the administration's reasons for our forcible presence in Iraq ring hollow indeed.
"Their claim that they are not against Islam is very hollow indeed," Mr. Haq said he told his congregants.
Add to that the obstacles of transportation and lunch costs, and the promise of vouchers looks hollow indeed.
Monarchy is always the same – that is its point – and to a younger generation facing bleak economic prospects, the narrative of William and Kate being a modernising force as they go on to employ personal staff rings hollow indeed.
Exactly 800 years on from the signing of Magna Carta, its most famous and prized principle, "We will not sell, or deny, or delay right or justice to anyone", must surely, to Khalid and others like her, ring very hollow indeed.
The loss is ours, the audience's – imagine a mainstream publisher that only brought out books by men – and until root-and-branch changes in attitude and practice are instigated, claims of contemporary relevance by the Royal Ballet are going to sound very hollow indeed.
"Detainee abuse is not and will not be tolerated" -- the stern warning issued by the American Embassy to the Iraqi government about the torture of 169 prisoners ("Torture Charges Deepen Rift Between U.S. and Iraqi Leader," news article, Nov. 18) -- rings hollow indeed as the Bush administration continues to aggressively preserve its own illegal practices of torturing prisoners around the world.
