Sentence examples for wire pillar from inspiring English sources

Every wire, pillar and pipe is digitally modelled, which helps to prevent the costly mistakes that can arise if members of the design team are working under different assumptions about where bits of the building go.

Additionally, high aspect ratio structures allow core-shell radial p-n junctions, which effectively lessen the minority carrier collection path to be on the same order of the wire or pillar diameter.

Moreover, only the tube of less noble metal has been demonstrated on the macroporous Si template, whereas the electrochemical deposition of noble metal leads to wire or pillar, because noble metal grows axially from the bottom of pores in the macroporous Si template [16, 17].

In the end, the Richmonds decided to sell various land rights to Massey, but remain in Lindytown, as the homes of longtime neighbors were boarded up and knocked down late last year, and as looters arrived at all hours of the day to steal the windows, the wiring, the pillars from Elmer Smith's front porch — even the peaches, every one of them, growing from trees on the Richmond property.

Ask Nguyen Kim Lien about life inside the barbed-wire fence of the Pillar Point Vietnamese Refugee Camp here and she is remarkably stoic.

In fact most applications are based on the cooperative and average response of a large number of ZnO elongated micro/nanostructures, such as wires, rods and pillars.

Finally, they wired up their pillars into alternating rows of anodes and cathodes, submerged their forest with a lithium-containing electrolyte, and showed that it provided 78% more power than a microbattery made with thin-film carbon electrodes, they reported here 13 February at the annual AAAS meeting.

The asymmetric control technique was proved to be reasonable by field monitoring, support by bolt-net, steel ladder and steel wire truss used in narrow pillar side.

Finally, a dielectric pillar allows for a wire which is physically much smaller than a wire with a photonic crystal in the middle.

"Zarkana," which has the advantage of world-class athletes and acrobats, put much of its $50 million budget into massive automated set pieces that support the aerial acts, including an 8,000-pound 8,000-poundpparatus that emerges majestically from below the stage apparatusds inthatwo solid pillars, with a wiremergescting themajesticallyg eight tons ofromrce.

The temple of the US one-hour TV drama has four pillars: The Sopranos, The Wire, Mad Men and Breaking Bad, novelistic shows that indicted America for its failures but refused to condemn their complex, emotionally crippled leading men.