Sentence examples for use of pillars from inspiring English sources

The rest of the sprawling room is divided, by Roman and Williams's clever use of pillars and toffee-colored leather banquettes, into a collection of seating areas.

It is shown that series resistance due to the additional surface structure created through the use of pillars can play an import role in the device performance.

Illumination non-uniformity as light travels across the depth of the pillars, electric field enhancement due to the nanoscale size and shape of the pillars, and series resistance due to the additional surface structure created through the use of pillars are considered.

The use of pillars of silica or silica-zirconia inserted in the interlayer space of a natural clay provides a high surface area support that can favor the dispersion of both CuO and CeO2 active phases, leading to the formation of a high amount of copper-ceria interfacial sites, responsible for a very high catalytic activity in the CO-PROX reaction.

From the 11th century, architectural articulation included icons between pilasters, miniature towers supported by pilasters in the recesses of walls, and, on occasion, the use of wall pillars to support these towers.

The design of Radama's tomb likewise embodies the hybrid style that was to influence and inspire not only the majority of the buildings built at the Rova in the 19th century, but ultimately architecture throughout the entire highland region of Madagascar particularly in its use of equidistant pillars supporting the overhanging roof to create a veranda.

Similarly, the eyes of some moths have antireflective surfaces, again using arrays of pillars smaller than the wavelength of light.

In such a case, we have to consider the use of wider pillar, narrow opening and stronger backfilling material.

A recent report showed the use of nano-pillars fabricated using top-down manufacturing techniques that are functionalized with EpCAM antibodies to capture CTC (Wang et al. 2009).

The use of intravertebral expandable pillars (I-VEP) represents an alternative method for posterior short-segment fixation that may safely provide long-lasting pain relief and reduce kyphosis.

The lodge is like a set from Road Warrior itself: an enveloping thatch roof that rises to four witch's-cap points, dead tree trunks used for pillars, and expanses of glass.