Sentence examples for defining pillar from inspiring English sources

It is little wonder that President Xi Jinping, whose father was brutally tortured during the Revolution and whose half-sister committed suicide out of sheer despair, has tried to make an anti-graft drive the defining pillar of his Presidency.

Another defining pillar of neoliberalism is the claim that market-based competition makes processes more efficient, and can thus reduce costs.

Diversity and innovation are among the Hult Prize's defining pillars, according to CEO Ahmad Ashka.

Not satisfied to merely host White House parties and entertain foreign dignitaries as the First Ladies of the past, Eleanor Roosevelt became an outspoken activist for women's rights and social justice, two defining pillars that propel Rebel Nell forward.

In addition, using one EBL step on a bi-layer resist stack, a more straightforward fabrication procedure would consist of (after EBL) developing the top layer, metal deposition and liftoff, and RIE to define the ridge pattern; removing the metal and repeating the process steps to define the pillar pattern.

Flexion/extension studies were not necessary to define cervical pillar hyperplasia since it was detectable on the radiographic films most commonly used by primary physicians, the neutral lateral radiographs [ 3].

The framework defines three pillars to combine and integrate dispersed cyber physical components providing means to support coordinated planning among city stakeholders.

In 2009, the Government of Canada requested that Canadian municipalities define their "pillars of community sustainability" as the communities' status quo capital asset positions through the associated values of related indicators (Stantec Consulting 2010).

"Defining the three pillars of girlhood, it is 'To groom, care for and collect.' There you have it".

It is also observed that the central portion of coal pillar defined as elastic pillar core plays a significant role on loading capacity of pillars, increasing coal pillar strength and decreasing Bursting Energy Index (WCF).

The Q-factor is optimized for transverse-magnetic-like (TM-like) cavity modes, and it is found that a maximum Q ≃ 45000 can be reached by proper design of the pillars defining the cavity region.