Sentence examples similar to base of pillar from inspiring English sources

Figure 7 illustrates the simulated effect of series resistances on the performance of orthogonal devices with various pillar lengths measured at the base of the pillar.

Structure 22 is a range structure on the north side of Plaza A. The bases of pillars survive that once separated five doorways.

Pillar punching eventually results in tensile stresses at the base of the pillar, facilitating transition into the post-failure regime; this transition will be nonviolent if certain conditions are met, notably the presence of interbedded mudstones with low shear strength properties and proper mine designs for controlling seismicity and dynamic loads.

Sizable chunks of broken concrete were found at the base of the pillar.

For those who happened to be passing Victoria Tower Gardens, a swath of green adjacent to the Houses of Parliament, the sense of wonder and disorientation was immediate and powerful, with the surrounding trees and buildings bathed in a glow emanating from the base of the pillar of light: a square of black matting on which 49 powerful spotlights beamed upwards as if into infinity.

Glial proliferation was observed at the base of the pillar electrode arrays and inside the chambers.

The curvature of the lattice observed at the base of the pillar was found to be the same as that at the end of a protruding slip step, although the deformation gradients were different.

Given the pillar lengths of up to few micrometers, it is feasible to omit the outer metallic sidewall and use a highly doped semiconductor layer on side walls in conjunction with a metallic mesh film at the base of the pillar as charge collection layer.

At the top of the pillar whose shaft (cylindrical or octagonal) is decorated with creepers and other floral motifs is the seated Brahma and the base of the pillar normally has engravings of important Jain personalities and inscriptions.

A bomb dropped next to her home in Gaza, sending her flying into the air and causing her head to crash into the base of a pillar, fracturing her skull twice.

Oxygen is injected through microchannels embedded at the base of each pillar and is separated from the fluidic contents of the culture well by a 100 µm gas-permeable PDMS membrane, as shown in a schematic cross-section of the device in figure 1c.