Sentence examples for smallest pillar from inspiring English sources

Tomorrow and Friday pilgrims will return to Mina to complete the ritual, when they will start with the smallest pillar, throwing seven pebbles at it while reciting: "Allah Akbar" (God is great), before moving on to the medium pillar and throwing another seven pebbles while saying the same words.

The smallest pillar diameter even produced the worst minimal plate height (4 μm).

Dating from the end of the 7th or the beginning of the 6th century bce is a famous cippus (small pillar) from the Roman Forum; it is inscribed vertically on its four faces, in boustrophedon style.

The company has already begun making its microprocessors using a new 3-D transistor design, called a Finfet (for fin field-effect transistor), which is based around a remarkably small pillar, or fin, of silicon that rises above the surface of the chip.

Recent micropillar experiments have shown strong size effects at small pillar diameters.

A smaller pillar diameter and a larger gate electrode-dielectric overlap both lead to better gate control.

This is also confirmed by the smaller pillar length compared with pillars etched in the λ1, λ2, and λ3 solutions (as seen in Figure8b).

The results show that an overall burst-instability may occur due to a large gob width or a small pillar width.

Increasing the inter-pillar gap size from 1 to 6 μm for surfaces with small pillar sizes of 1 and 2 μm resulted in decreased proliferation and in more elongated cells with long pseudopodial protrusions.

We report on the practical limitations of the current state-of-the-art in micro-fabrication technology to produce the small pillar sizes that are needed to obtain high efficiency pillar array columns.

We find this transition diameter, Dt, to be a function of strain rate, where faster strain rates shift the transition diameter to smaller pillar diameters: Dt ∼ 150 nm at 10−3 s−1 and Dt ∼ ⩽75 nm at 10−1 s−10−1