At each observatory absolute values of all geomagnetic elements are referred to this single standard absolute pillar location.
In fact, the video gives over a chunk of time to Ron Paul, the former U.S. congressman who has long made restoring the gold standard a pillar of his small-government, libertarian agenda.
The purpose of this study was to determine the water use efficiency of upright pillar and standard architecture peach trees in a production setting in order to understand the factors that differentiate transpiration and water use efficiency of the two tree architectures.
In 2014, she released "Cheek to Cheek," an album of standards with Tony Bennett, that pillar of old-guard propriety.
It was always going to be hard to distinguish its clumpings of trees, benches, and memorial fountains from the ornamental bumps and abscesses that are the standard skirtings of Manhattan pillar-in-the-plaza construction.
The traditional catechism of Chinese history and culture, the pillar of academic standards since the Tang Dynasty, had instead become a touchstone for the most divisive issues in today's Taiwan.
But it is becoming clear to more and more musicians, especially younger ones, that if they are going to have careers — or even a field to have careers in — they cannot keep playing the pillars of the standard canon over and over, spectacular though those works may be.
JENNIFER KOH In a challenging program of unaccompanied works, this stylistically omnivorous young violinist plays contemporary works by Elliott Carter, Kaija Saariaho and Esa-Pekka Salonen as well as two pillars of the standard canon, Bach's Partita No. 3 (BWV 1006) and Ysaÿe's "Obsession" Sonata.
36 Such photonic substrates are also possible via standard photolithography, for example, SU8 pillars on a PET substrate, were top coated with a transparent conductive polymer (Orgacon) to form the anodic component.
Standard model embodies all these three pillars.
