Sentence examples for consisting of pillars from inspiring English sources
Via-holes and trenches are created in a single imprint step using a mold having two pattern levels consisting of pillars sitting on top of ridges.
The mold for the imprint damascene process has two pattern levels consisting of pillars sitting on top of ridges, which is fabricated here by EBL using a bi-layer resist with the top layer (that defines the metal lines) more sensitive than the bottom one (that defines the metal vias).
To solve the problem that high AR pillar distributors only have a limited number of exit points, and therefore produce bands with a strong local warp, one can conceive mixed size distributors, wherein a zone filled with several rows of very high AR pillars is followed by one or more zones consisting of pillars with a smaller AR.
A permanent, two-level stage facade consisted of pillars between which were set painted flat panels to indicate different settings.
The first layer consisted of pillars to create small gaps between the second layer and glass, which enabled the flow of the plasma through the capture structures while trapping the cells in the structures.
The living quarters consisted of pillar supported houses, while the farming infrastructure area included eighty grain storage caves.
The method is based on the arrangement of silica particles in a template consisting of Si pillars periodically distributed.
The effect of axial flow variation on the hydrodynamic (Taylor Aris) dispersion in a patterned microchannel consisting of periodic pillars and gaps is characterized for limiting Cassie Baxter and Wenzel state configurations.
In this paper, a newly developed 3D thermal Lattice Boltzmann method (LBM), incorporating double distribution functions (DDF), pseudo-potential model and equation of state (EOS) of a real gas, is used to simulate dynamic evaporation along the vapor/liquid interface and boiling in the liquid thin film on a microstructured surface consisting of micro pillars.
Having survived both the Great Recession and the refugee crisis relatively unscratched, she will continue her unique politics of Merkelism, which The Economist's Jeremy Cliffe describes as consisting of three pillars: (1) ethical, not ideological; (2) reactive, not programmatic; and (3) detached, not engaged.
