Sentence examples for analytical pillars from inspiring English sources

Before traveling to Beijing in 1972, Nixon outlined on his ubiquitous yellow pad three analytical pillars of his strategy: What do they want, what do we want and what do we both want?

In a recent article they used as a point of reference Nixon's visit to China in 1972 and described the anecdote in which Nixon wrote down what the Chinese would want, what we would want and what we both would want, describing this list as Nixon's "analytical pillars".

These four analytical methods provide technical pillars for high throughput discovery metabolomics.

Placing emphasis on money supply lends the ECB some of the Bundesbank's credibility; the other pillar gives it some analytical leeway.The two ECB-led interest-rate cuts so far one in December and another, of half a percentage point, in April were testament to Mr Duisenberg's ability to forge consensus.

Figure 8 Experimental and analytical meniscus position-time plots for pristine PMMA and modified pillars surfaces.

The analytical theory of the neuroses is based upon three ground-pillars: the recognition of (1) "repression," of (2) the importance of the sexual instincts and of (3) "transference".

The analytical models consider current collectors of two-dimentional ribs and three-dimensional pillars.

In general, there are two types of coal pillar strength calculation method: empirical method (Bieniawski 1981) and analytical method (Wilson and Ashwin 1972; Wilson 1983).

However, the analytical framework of household production theory developed in this article remained a pillar of his later work on the economics of the family and the economics of non-market activities more generally.

The analytical analysis shows that the heat dissipation rate of the heat sink with silicon pillars can be increased by 16% than that of without silicon pillars.

This study presents a novel time-dependent analytical model for determination of the longwall mining-induced stress and investigates the coefficient of stress concentration over adjacent gates and pillars.