Sentence examples for in that pillar from inspiring English sources

On a more positive note, measures of financial market development continue to indicate a recovery, improving from 31st two years ago to 16th this year in that pillar, thanks to the rapid intervention that forced the deleveraging of the banking system from its toxic assets following the financial crisis.

"If we allowed it to become one of the humanities and it were in that pillar, that would mean that many schools in weaker positions would knock out either history or geography," Mr Gove said.

As well as this verification of synteny conservation we also require several other criteria to be met before an ORF is proposed as a genuine gene (Additional file 1: Figure S1), such as a comparison of the length of the HSP generated using the protein translation of the ORF as a BLASTP query against the syntenic pillar relative to the median length of the genes in that pillar.

Mr. Svatos said the woman was extremely lucky in that a pillar of bricks had collapsed on her refrigerator and because of her size -- she was less than 4 feet tall -- she had managed to stay alive in the kind of lean-to that was created.

39. 'It is not true in general that statements of how things are are "based on" statements of how things appear, look, or seem and not vice versa.… I may say, for instance, "The pillar is bulgy" on the ground that it looks bulgy; but equally I might say, in different circumstances, "That pillar looks bulgy"—on the ground that I've just built it, and I built it bulgy' (1962: 116, emphasis his).

A plaque in Sinhalese explained that the pillar was a monument to Rajapaksa — a tribute to the man who had saved Buddhist Sri Lanka from the Tamil Hindus and Christians who had tried to carve it up.

A plaque in Sinhalese explained that the pillar was a monument to Rajapaksa a tribute to the man who had saved Buddhist Sri Lanka from the Tamil Hindus and Christians who had tried to carve it up.

In the placebo/PR groups, mean EQ-5D VAS did not return to values similar to baseline until Week 72 in either study.Sensitivity analyses in each study, including a LOCF approach, and comparison of patients with and without baseline FSS scores in the PILLAR study indicated that the EQ-5D VAS results were unaffected by missing data.

In the regime of shear deformation, the extrinsic size dependence is displayed in that the deformation was controlled by shear bands nucleation in larger pillars while controlled by shear bands propagation in smaller pillars.

The formation of strong metallic path in Al2O3 layer suggests that Cu pillar could be formed.

Thermal modelling showed that thermally induced stresses in the pillar were adequate to elevate the pillar stresses above the stress magnitude required to initiate failure.