The phrase "absolute pillars" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is fundamentally important or essential in a particular context, often referring to key principles or foundational elements.
Example: "The absolute pillars of our success are teamwork, innovation, and dedication."
Alternatives: "fundamental cornerstones" or "essential foundations."
"This was a woman who never missed a church service, who was an absolute pillar of her community.
Spot baselines account for instrument offsets and correction to the absolute pillar.
At each observatory absolute values of all geomagnetic elements are referred to this single standard absolute pillar location.
The difference in the total field intensity between the GDAS PPM and the absolute pillar is also measured regularly using a second PPM in order that the GDAS PPM data can be corrected to the absolute pillar.
It was left until the production of the final definitive data for 2008 to deal with this artificial change at the observatory absolute pillar.
We have further shown that baseline instabilities are caused by variation in gradient field between the absolute and variometer pillars in addition to the measurement errors from absolute observations and variometer recording.
In order to periodically recalibrate the vector magnetometer and, if needed, correct for the tilt of the pillar on which the magnetometer is mounted, absolute measurements are performed on a regular basis (typically once a week).
To better understand the deformation mechanism and develop safe and practical guidelines for entry design, most studies focus on the absolute size of the stress field in and around the pillar.
When trying to reach temperatures close to absolute zero, researchers routinely mount their rigs on massive tables or sand-filled pillars that damp vibrations.
In the EU, the absolute maintenance of grassland is under discussion and could become one of the pillars of the projected ecologization of the CAP.
