Sentence examples for loss of pillar from inspiring English sources

The triggering mechanism for the violent events is sudden loss of pillar confinement due to dynamic loading resulting from failure of overlying stiff and strong strata.

To test whether the loss of pillar formation might secondarily cause the swelling, we disrupted outgrowth of the projections with hyaluronidase, which is known to collapse the canal projections in the Xenopus ear (Haddon and Lewis, 1991).

Considering only the economic benefit, if the sum of backfilling cost and the benefits of loss of coal pillars is greater than the relocation costs of surface structures, it seems to be more cost-effective for coal enterprises to apply the removal of structures.

First, as paralog reduction proceeds, AUs are enlarged by the loss of internal "pillars" at their borders and the merger of of smaller AUs.

Temple Beth El of Manhattan Beach mourns the loss of its esteemed pillar of our congregation, Irving Horowitz.

We in Hull are being trained to accept the loss of our local pillar boxes; our nearest box says it is emptied at 9am daily, and at 7am on Saturdays, which feels as if I have missed the post every day before I have begun to surface or written the day's letters.

While I mourn the loss of these peaceful pillars, may this never happen.

In mice, both inhibition of Fgfr3 function and excessive FGF signalling, mediated by the loss of Spry2, lead to hearing loss together with altered relative numbers of pillar and Deiters' cells (see Introduction); thus we suspected that deafness in the Muenke syndrome model animals might also be a consequence of aberrant organ of Corti development.

But an equally shaky pillar is loss of health insurance.

He argued that the loss of control over a crucial pillar of the economy to a higher EU authority was worth it when set against the chance to end the insidious and corrupt relationship between bankers, politicians and the professional classes, which had so far proved impossible to break.

In this paper, we propose a numerical model supporting the previously proposed explanation that the external Ti oxide layer may be responsible for the loss of superelasticity in the small pillars.