Sentence examples for pillar architecture from inspiring English sources
Periodic composite ultrasonic transducers offer many advantages but the periodic pillar architecture can give rise to unwanted modes of vibration which interfere with the piston like motion of the fundamental thickness mode.
Lines converging posteriorly designated 'normal' pillar architecture.
The model is utilized to design tapered surface micro-pillar architecture, composed of a Re core and W coatings.
For example, instead of majors, SUTD has four interdisciplinary "pillars": Architecture and Sustainable Design (ASD); Engineering Product Development (EPD); Engineering Systems and Design (ESD and Information Systems Technology and Design ISTDSTD).
Pillar, in architecture and building construction, any isolated, vertical structural member such as a pier, column, or post.
In this study, the compressive mechanical properties of laser-melted CoCr cellular structures with a pillar octahedral architecture [0° ± 45°] were investigated.
Compounds 2 and 3 show pillar-layer architecture based on two different inorganic layers linked by –CH2 CH2– groups.
Heterometallic compound 1 displays a three-dimensional (3D) framework with a pto topology, while homometallic compound 2 features a pillar-layer architecture with a hms topology.
The structure of compound 1 can be viewed as a pillar-layered architecture in which 1D chains of [Sr(PO3)] along a-axes are further crosslinked by the piperazine bismethylene spacers along b- and c-axes.
Single crystal X-ray analysis reveals that compound 1 features a 2D → 3D polycatenated supramolecular structure based on rare (3,4 -connected 2D bilayers, compound 2 features a 3,4 -connectedred architecture, and compound 3 represents a rare (3,6)-connected kgd topological network based on heterometallic trinuclear [Zn2Da(COO)6] clusters.
Seen from the park Mr. Piano's structure immediately brings to mind the work of Mies van der Rohe, a pillar of modern architecture who moved to Chicago from Germany in the 1930s.
