Sentence examples for unfilled location from inspiring English sources
Once the energy for a food patch is depleted, the patch disappears, and another patch is generated at a random, unfilled location in the lattice, subject to the interDistance and intraDistance constraints.
Nevertheless, along with other developed nations including the United States of America and Canada, the United Kingdom has continued to actively recruit health workers from overseas to work in locations or clinical specialties unfilled by domestic employees and to fill training posts [ 3- 6].
Ms. Adler's position remains unfilled for now.
It is demonstrated that the face sheets experience substantial stress concentrations at the tile joint locations, especially if the gaps are unfilled.
By leveraging Western Union's global retail network, the product will help NGOs meet unfilled needs in remote, underdeveloped and sometimes dangerous locations, while similarly providing the company with a new service to offer the market and thereby an opportunity for new revenue streams.
In all three variants, subjects had to remember the location of a memory cue and, after an unfilled delay, make a saccade based on their memory of the cue location.
The experiments indicate the crack initiation time, initiation location and propagation behavior are different between filled and unfilled joints.
Sequence alignment between HSY and corresponding region of the X chromosome revealed two large-scale inversions and several intrachromosomal rearrangements were identified on the HSY, however precise location of these inversions are still unknown due to an unfilled gap on the physical map.
The paper alleges that a leading Tory has been using cash from his ResPublica thinktank to fund a jet-set lifestyle of exotic locations, beautiful women and luxury purchases, while rent goes unpaid and staff positions unfilled.
Finally, in the unfilled material crater-like structures are observed which are attributed to the repetitive ignition of discharge filaments in the same location.
