Sentence examples for pillar axis from inspiring English sources

Uniaxial compression tests were carried out on micro-pillars fabricated from nanolaminated graphene (reduced graphene oxide, RGO -Al composites of diffeRGO -AlO compositesiofs andifferente oRGOntations (the angle between laminate planes and the pillar axis).

In this study, an amorphous-ZrCu/crystalline-Zr nanolaminate (500 nm each layer) was initially synthesised using sputter deposition and then fabricated into micropillar samples using focused ion beam machining with the amorphous crystalline (a c) interfaces inclined 45° to the pillar axis.

Supporting Figure 5 shows the difference in reconstruction for a slice taken along the pillar axis, including a histogram of the grayscale values and the resulting segmented dataset (threshold has been set at 47% of the grayscale range for both images, corresponding to the onset of the middle peak in the histogram for both reconstructions).

Sumire was waiting expectantly, snow-white first page of her notebook open, for nourishing words that could have been a source of warmth and comforta pillar, an axis, to help prop up her uncertain life here on this third planet from the sun.

Changes in the EFBI over coming years are likely to reflect how well agri-environment schemes (AES), funded under Pillar 2 (Axis 2) of the Common Agricultural Policy, have been able to offset the detrimental impacts of past agricultural changes and deliver appropriate hazard prevention or risk mitigation strategies alongside current and future agricultural change.

During the Bush years, Iran's regime was able to coalesce support by uniting the country against a common enemy: President Bush, who called Iran a pillar of the "axis of evil" in a speech that alienated many of the very reformers whom the United States was trying to woo.

The provision of environmental goods is addressed by both CAP pillars, cross-compliance belonging to the first pillar and the second axis of RDP measures belonging to the pillar II.

Physical expansion or growth of the pillar along the vessel axis between two branching points divides the lumen, resulting in vascular duplication.

Growth and elongation of intussusceptive pillars along the vessel axis between two branching points enable vessel duplications.

Consequently, the provision of environmental goods is addressed by both CAP pillars I and II, respectively, with cross-compliance belonging to pillar I while the second axis Rural Development Program RDPP) measures belong to the pillar II.

At the same time, there is a need for better coherence in the design and implementation of RDP programs among the several RDP axis and with pillar I policy.