The last room is devoted to examples of Noguchi's monumental pieces: solar discs in marble and other stones, some of his low-lying landscapes and upright pillars in carved stone; the sleek "Bow" of 1970, an elegantly bent tube composed of alternate bands of black granite and yellow marble.
Coming then upon the trove of abandoned televisions sets, he instantly made the connection between the upright pillars and the TV consoles as the appropriate dramatis personae.
His design called for a tall obelisk an upright, four-sided pillar that tapers as it rises with a nearly flat top.
At the very least, it makes me content to know that if Trump were to lose his Islamophobic, racist, sexist and fear-mongering campaign, it will be thanks to an old brown Muslim immigrant with a funny accent and the proud, strong, resolute Muslim woman standing by his side, as unflinching, unrelenting and upright as a pillar.
Judge Gerald W. Hardcastle is a community pillar, an upright, modest man.
But in wealthy communities across the New York region, the pitched battles are now over ball fields and libraries, school buildings, churches and housing for the elderly -- projects once seen as pillars of an upright community.
Today's cars with their big bucket seats, thick pillars (structural uprights that support a car's roof) and high window lines just don't have the same sense of airiness.
Figure 3a,b,c,d shows that the pillar-shaped tree-like structures form upright against the FTO substrate, whereas Figure 3a,c indicates that the NRs grow randomly on the FTO substrate.
The split rear bench seat, with three sets of belts, folds flat or can be pivoted upright and secured with straps to the middle window pillar.
But in the main, the class invoked the secular pillars of the practice, including sitting in an upright posture with legs crossed and gaze lowered, breathing exercises and "minimizing the distracting quality of past and future concerns by reframing them as mental projections occurring in the present".
