Sentence examples for organic pillars from inspiring English sources

There are giant, organic pillars, like stalagmites or termite mounds, a visual or conceptual rhyme to the towers built outside.

This is also relevant in relation to the CAP support, since the support devoted to organic farming (pillar II of CAP) requires co-finance from the member states.

Then we come up with small organic molecules as pillars, hoping to get pure anatase TiO2 nanotubes.

The phosphonate groups of the diphosohonate ligands bridge the Pb II) ions of the Pb4 SIP 2 layer to form a lead II) phosphonate sulfonate hybrid layer and the organic group of phosphonate ligand as pillars.

Instead of spending advertising dollars on newspaper and magazine ads, focusing on acquiring more organic search traffic as a key pillar of advertising strategy should become mainstream in the next 12 months.

Among the standards indicated, the protection of soils against erosion and the maintenance of soil organic matter and soil structure were two pillars to protect and enhance the soil quality and functions.

He preached a return to stable institutions and an organic society, in which the monarchy and the church would be essential pillars.

The instrument design uses a single, nearly contiguous volume of organic scintillator that is internally subdivided only as necessary to create optically isolated pillars, i.e., long, narrow parallelepipeds of organic scintillator.

And hostility toward the technology, long ingrained in Europe, has deepened recently among Americans as organic food advocates, environmentalists and others have made opposition to it a pillar of a growing movement for healthier and ethical food choices.

"The installation grew from creating organic pathways that connected the lower main gallery with the small upper gallery that has several pillars.

Recently, organic solar cells with ordered morphologies in the form of vertical, interpenetrating donor- and acceptor-pillars have been demonstrated with various fabrication techniques.