The AR nanostructures which were formed by RIE process for 60 s obviously represents the pillar shape, as shown in Figure 4(a).
In fact, one theory regarding the origin of the dollar symbol is that it signifies the two pillars (representing the Pillars of Hercules) and the red banner that says "Plus Ultra" on the coat of arms of Spain.
There are some who transfer hither both the Planctae and the Symplegades, because they believe these rocks to be the pillars which Pindar calls the "gates of Gades" when he asserts that they are the farthermost limits reached by Heracles.157 And Dicaearchus, too, and Eratosthenes and Polybius and most of the Greeks represent the Pillars as in the neighbourhood of the strait.
Let's join the good part of humanity, the one that acts to reinstate values and ideals which represent the pillars of Justice, Equality and Democracy.
The Southport Gates still bear the arms of Charles V, with columns on either side representing the Pillars of Hercules entwined with scrolls reading "plus ultra", the national motto of Spain.
He is promised both vengeance and a cure to his vampirism if he can restore the nine Pillars of Nosgoth, edifices whose state dictates the vitality of the world; the nine guardians who symbiotically represent the Pillars were corrupted prior to his birth, and must be killed before the land can recover.
Strictly interconnected with the infection control policy, these approaches represent the pillars of antimicrobial stewardship not only in the ICU but in the entire health-care systems.
Consequently, Paracetamol was prescribed less by the interviewed GPs and for all of them NSAIDs represented the main pillar in their pharmacological therapy of OA.
Professor Anita Elberse will represent the GCP pillar, Learning Outside the Classroom.
Along with the western half of Mosul, which ISIS captured last summer, Ramadi represents the second pillar of the group's Iraqi domain.
