The void, named ScanPyramids Big Voidd, was first observed with nuclear emulsion films7,8,9 installed in the Queen's chamber, then confirmed with scintillator hodoscopes10,11 set up in the same chamber and finally re-confirmed with gas detectors12 outside the pyramid.
A message from the void, no name or identifying details: the writer said he knew Uncle Ronnie during the last year of his life: When we were together it didn't seem like it was just for sexual pleasure with him.
Musk announced a series of promotions in September to fill several voids and named Jerome Guillen to the new position of automotive president.
So, "Last Phone Call:" is followed by "I called home before I left my friends house to let them know I'm on my way", and "Do You Have Any Pets?" is followed by "Dog name void".
The cooling tower analyzed in this study is void of fill, named shower cooling tower (SCT).
Into this void, a writer named Keith Walker submitted to the producer Richard Donner a script about a mute orphan boy who lives with nuns and befriends a whale at an amusement park.
Take a series of recent rocking chairs called the Voids (an apt name): no doubt they are technically impressive, but whether they're made of tiger-stripe acrylic or lacquered aluminium, there's no disguising that the designs are utterly vacuous.
The authoritative legal treatise "Nimmer on Copyright" says that a copyright is void if multiple names create uncertainty, and courts have agreed.
"I think that when you stand there at the edge of these voids," he said, "and you see the space that is beyond, the space that you cannot access, that you can only stand on the threshold of, and you see this line of names that surrounds each void — close to 1,500 names around each void — it's going to be a very powerful and profound moment, a moment of sad comprehension".
stop, pause, play, etc. void controlStates void) As the name implies, this regulates and controls the states of the program.
