Sentence examples for pillar part from inspiring English sources

5. (C/NF) On the radicalization of British Pakistanis, Cameron said the UK had "gotten it wrong domestically," and was critical of the UK government's "Prevent" counter-radicalization pillar (part of HMG's broader CONTEST counterterrorism strategy).

The force sensor fixed to the back of the handle pillar is named the forward force sensor (FFS) which senses the pushing force; the force sensor fixed to the front of the handle pillar part is named the backward force sensor (BFS), which senses the pulling force; and the force sensor fixed to the top of the pillar is the downward force sensor (DFS), which senses the force applied from above.

Three empirical models which are typically used for hot stamping analysis are employed and the prediction capability of the models is compared using continuous cooling dilatometry and forming experiments of a modified B-pillar part.

This study has demonstrated the potential of cryogenic forming by manufacturing a B-pillar part with 8 mm depth of side design element as compared to 6 mm at room temperature.

However, as regards the United Kingdom, recital 24 only states in a general way that the United Kingdom participates in the adoption and is bound by the application of the regulation in so far as it does not relate to the former first-pillar part of SIS II or to VIS.

That day, I could see two trucks and a pillar and part of a wall.

The included interactive rigid-body motion tool was used to ensure the proper alignment of the images, using salient bony structures as a reference (e.g., the lateral orbital pillar, superior part of the frontal sinus, internal occipital protuberance, and clivus).

Evaluation of these pillars was part of a research project to assess the safety of the test section when high-grade support pillars were mined.

Yet for all Mr. Lewis's engagement with that Constitutional pillar, he parted company with many journalists on how far it should be used to protect them.

Visibility could be better too, with a tiny rear window and a prominent A-pillar blocking part of the view forward.

It was to this colorless permutation of Christianity, founded in Indiana in 1881, that the young Schulz attached himself, becoming a tithing pillar and part-time preacher.