Sentence examples for not completely filled from inspiring English sources

In metals the bonds from d-orbitals are not completely filled with electrons.

Although those days have gone, tourism and other industries have still not completely filled the gap not least in the psychology of Cuba's rulers.

The least common type of solid solution is omission solid solution, in which a crystal contains one or more atomic sites that are not completely filled.

It can also be seen from the top portion of the FESEM image (Fig. 2c) that Ni is not completely filled inside Co NTs.

This discrepancy could be explained by the presence of the smaller pores formed from the paraffin residues during dissolution and that the space between the paraffin spheres are not completely filled by the polymer before extraction.

The residual gaps are in general not completely filled with bulk material or corrosion products within the monitored time frame although some solid material appeared to be present in these voids (see Figure 12).

The letter from A. M. Sullivan, "The Shape of DVD Movies" (March 30), states that letterboxed DVD movies are "compressed," do not completely fill the television picture and distort "the proportions of characters and background scenes".

Two of Arons's ideas--to not completely fill the cube and to display a typical New Yorker's wardrobe--were vetoed by Eisenstein, who was interested in having a maximized, colorful display.

Mr. Houghton said the savings from the layoffs and retirements — about $10 million — would not completely fill the hole in the 2010 operating budget but would come close enough so that the public would probably "discern no difference at all in the visitor experience it has been our privilege to offer to them here".

(2) Cribiform DCIS: cancer cells do not completely fill the affected breast ducts; there are gaps between the cells.

This includes, for example, poses that do not completely fill the site, or that leave unpaired buried hydrogen bond donors or acceptors.