Sentence examples for relative pillar from inspiring English sources

In the 1980's America lobbed missiles at his presidential tent, yet today he is a relative pillar of stability in a difficult region.

There's something generic about these people, as they stumble haplessly through the motions of the Crumbling Marriage story and the Dying Relative story, the pillar and post of Chabon's quotidian plotlessness.

In mice, both inhibition of Fgfr3 function and excessive FGF signalling, mediated by the loss of Spry2, lead to hearing loss together with altered relative numbers of pillar and Deiters' cells (see Introduction); thus we suspected that deafness in the Muenke syndrome model animals might also be a consequence of aberrant organ of Corti development.

As well as this verification of synteny conservation we also require several other criteria to be met before an ORF is proposed as a genuine gene (Additional file 1: Figure S1), such as a comparison of the length of the HSP generated using the protein translation of the ORF as a BLASTP query against the syntenic pillar relative to the median length of the genes in that pillar.

Uniaxial compression tests reveal increased strength and hardening relative to uncoated pillars at equivalent diameters, as well as a notable recovery of plastic strain during unloading, i.e. the Bauschinger effect.

A correlation was developed to interpolate Nusselt number (Nu) from a given Re and β for the studied geometry, and analysis of the correlated exponents showed an improvement in heat transfer relative to a simple pillar obstruction.

A third aspect of social policy reform worth looking into is the relative weight accorded different pillars of the welfare state, especially public education and the financing of medical care.

The average monthly amount that Haitians abroad send to relatives in Haiti -- a pillar of the country's economy -- is just $150, according to the Inter-American Development Bank. Inter-American Development Bank

The relationship between each of these Four Pillars is reviewed relative to each other and to the design as a whole.

The study deliberately avoids an overall league table of equality but instead ranks countries relative to their peers on seven different "pillars" and 15 "sub-pillars".

Once in his hometown, Chopin's heart passed through the hands of several relatives before being enshrined within a pillar in Holy Cross Church.