And that was likely to be sheltering a security guard - you know, a sort of big plastic pillar-box shuffling along behind the press corps.
Another Scala regular, Angelo Sala, designed the sets, which effectively depicted the Count's Gothic castle with modernistic touches, like clear plastic pillars.
The new tape, developed by nanotechnologist Andre Geim and colleagues at the University of Manchester, is composed of a dense array of microscopic plastic pillars on a flexible layer of plastic.
As mentioned above, the ridges carrying the sinusoidal cell cords are flanked by plastic pillars for the sake of optimized medium flow.
The labyrinth of plastic wrapped around pillars of the building, emitting abstract, prerecorded sound through the transition of sound on plastic (listen to it here).
Finally, we evaluate several alternative designs of this proposed single-volume scatter camera made of pillars of plastic scintillator (SVSC-PiPS), studying the effect of pillar dimensions, scintillator material (EJ-204, EJ-232Q and stilbene), and photodetector (MCP-PM vs. SiPM) response vs. time.
Lastly, it is observed that crystallographic orientation has a stronger influence on martensite plastic flow strength than pillar size.
A smooth white concrete driveway had been laid, new azalea plantings were set in between the pillars, bright plastic geraniums in window boxes.
The simulation results show stochastic behaviors in agreement with experimental observations, and reveal that dislocation nucleation at the free surface is the dominant mechanism of plastic flow in small pillars with diameters less than 200 nm, while the operation of truncated dislocation sources is the governing mechanism in large pillars with diameters exceeding 1 μm.
Underneath a plastic clock on a concrete pillar inside the enclosure, a pink sign proclaimed "The Great Kate Wait".
