'interior void' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a space or a feeling of emptiness or lack of emotional or spiritual connection. For example, "He felt a sense of interior void as he looked out into the night sky."
The as-synthesized carbon spheres show unique red blood cell like morphology with interior void and mesoporous shell.
Nor is she the first to focus on the dwelling, or the room, or to be interested in the interior void.
This review highlights the design and synthesis of cavity-containing and porous MOFs with emphasis on methods that enable the functionalization of interior void spaces with organic groups.
Hollow carbon nanospheres have received much interest by virtue of the special shape, low density and large interior void space, allowing their many potential applications.
When exposed to an external AC magnetic field, the interior void will be shrunk to pump out the pre-loaded drug molecules.
The famously troublesome, inside-out architecture of the Guggenheim, with its six-story cantilevered gallery and soaring, 110-foot interior void, does present safety concerns, particularly since the view across the rotunda can be as compelling as the art itself.
The interior voids are iteratively carved by alternating the optimization and dithering.
Alleviation of lithiation-induced mechanical stresses can also be accomplished through engineering interior voids in the active material40,41.
We propose a method to generate interior voids which not only satisfy the functional purposes but are also support-free during the 3D printing process.
This paper presents a new method for structural topology optimization design considering the molding constraint which requires the absence of interior voids and undercuts in the cast parts.
The excellent cycling stability of the C-Fe2O3 spherical particles is mainly attributed to the interior voids in the mesoporous Fe2O3 particles that provide extra space to accommodate volume change and alleviate structural strain/stress during electrochemical reaction.
