Five pillars constitute the NORMAN objectives: Independent, transparent, and open network, working for a sustainable environment without harmful substances.
The same pillars constitute ecological planning and it is interesting to note that ecological planning therefore has its roots embedded in the futuristic concept of sustainable development, which is the darling of most planners in recent times.
Reference is made to a masonry pillar, constituted by three Italian standard bricks interspersed by two mortar joints, reinforced by a perfectly-adherent FRP external sheet.
The second pillar is constituted by firm- or area-level labour contracts.
It is likely that the possible role of Cdc42 in CE in the cochlea could be revealed with our gene inactivation strategy, not only because of the timing of onset of Cdc42 inactivation (between E13.5 and E14.5), but also because the inactivation took place in OHCs and two types of supporting cells, the pillar and Deiters' cells, constituting a broad region of the cochlear epithelium.
The classic pillars of what constituted luxury food.
Nevertheless, all public and private universities constitute pillars upon which requisite R4H capacities could be built or strengthened.
We suggest that cytopenias, the detection of which constitute pillars of the diagnostic algorithm of SLE, are the consequence of abnormal bone marrow function, in addition to specific antibody mediated direct damage.
The pillars (called lingam in Sanskrit) of Lord Shiva -- identified as a supreme god, along with Brahma and Vishnu, constituting the trimurti (trinity of gods) -- are strewn all over the world, including Washington D.C., Luxor, Paris, and Karnataka.
The transcriptional regulators Oct4 and Sox2 constitute the pillar of pluripotency through all its phases.
Consequently, stem cell banks are destined to constitute a pillar of the bioeconomy in many countries.
