Sentence examples for which voids from inspiring English sources

A voided slab is a reinforced concrete slab in which voids reduce the slab's weight.

Scott calls for an early dinner at Indochine, which voids all that time spent with the trainer.

Numerical examples are performed to demonstrate the physical mechanisms by which voids interact under electromigration.

After that, the bottom up procedure is performed using image scanning mode by which voids get developed to cells.

Additionally, exposure to a Ge or Si atom flux decreases the temperature at which voids begin to form in the oxide.

Continuing to work in this fashion, he produced "Man with a Guitar", and "Standing Figure" (1915), in which voids are introduced, while in the early 1920s he developed freer forms more consistently based on curves.

She submitted her Parkmobile receipts and citations to the Department of Motor Vehicles, which voided each ticket, Damon said.

He thought he had beaten Jonathan Tah only to be penalised for a foul on him which voided his subsequent shot.

A broadsheet followed, Ha, by Bert Intestine, which strongly resembles Fun, and which Void typeset on a rare variation of a Varityper.

Ductile fracture of engineering alloys frequently occurs by a mechanism of void coalescence in which void-sheets form between the primary voids.

The case returned to the Supreme Court, which voided the results of the general election in the county and mandated a special election there.