Sentence examples for the same pillar from inspiring English sources

The adhesion strengths significantly increase with the decreasing pillar width at the same pillar pitch and height.

(c) Bistability curve obtained by plotting the reflectance versus the pump power, for the same pillar under the same conditions as in a,b.

The noise dependence on the pump power for the same pillar and parameter values as mentioned above is shown in Fig. 3b.

(b) Intensity noise (spectral noise power, semi-logarithmic scale) as a function of the pump power for the same pillar under the same conditions as in a.

Experimental measurement of squeezing with homodyne detection for a pump polariton detuning of 0.10 meV on the same pillar as in Fig. 3.

The same pillar structure has been fabricated in cyclo-olefin polymer (COP) chips with three different depths via hot embossing and pressure-assisted thermal bonding.

Although the names of the departments and sections were changed since its inception, the Institute still maintains the same pillars described decades ago by Yashiro: research on tangible and intangible cultural properties, and on conservation and restoration; the collecting, organizing and publication of research materials; and international cooperation.

The same pillars constitute ecological planning and it is interesting to note that ecological planning therefore has its roots embedded in the futuristic concept of sustainable development, which is the darling of most planners in recent times.

His path is fascinating, of course, and it follows many of the same pillars as past Human Venn Diagram guests: a double major in undergrad; working in one field while pursuing another on the side; and crafting both a personal and professional identity that made space for both interests to co-exist, even if it confused other people.

The very same pillar of past transport policies, investment choices and the rationales of transport regimes have been investigated in an innovative way.

For each new gene that we added, we calculated the ratio of nonsynonymous-to-synonymous nucleotide substitutions (Ka/Ks) between it and the other genes in the same YGOB pillar using PAML [ 23].