Fortunately, one of the "billiard etiquette" rules posted on pillars throughout the hall was observed: "I will control my temper and language when things do not go right".
As the ratio of active cofilin vs. total cofilin on pillars is roughly equal to the one in comparable planar surface simulations, we attribute the shorter filaments in pillar structure simulations to the higher chance of filaments being cut off between pillars rather than on them.
The one-story house lies half-hidden by greenery, its corrugated metal roof resting on pillars around a narrow, cement walkway full of dusty crates and jars.
Hypostyle hall, in architecture, interior space whose roof rests on pillars or columns.
All those long-term visions are based on pillars for which co-operation is vital.
The human body is to some extent like a walking tower that moves on pillars, represented by the legs.
In the church of Saints Marcellinus and Peter at Seligenstadt (830 840) only the three-aisle nave on pillars is original.
In central and eastern Transcaucasia, houses have a cupola-shaped vault on pillars, with an opening at the top that serves as a window and smoke vent.
It was a vast monument 480 yards (440 metres) long and 140 yards (130 metres) wide, approached by a 200-yard (180-metre) causeway raised on pillars.
We pulled up in front of a three-story concrete-and-wood building set on pillars, with birch and fir trees growing in a crumbling concrete courtyard.
THE ceiling of the room is a series of half round vaults, connected by raised ribs that rest on pillars partially emerged from the vertical walls.
