Sentence examples for So columns from inspiring English sources

Building codes are limited or nonexistent, so columns and other elements made from concrete are often relatively thin, designed without proper margins of safety.

Behind us the whole rolling green apron of the land spread out, and at intervals of a mile or so columns of penitential smoke were pluming up into the blue.

I never imagined at the outset that I would write more than a dozen or so columns but I continued for two years – through some very dark days – because of the support and appreciation I received from so many readers.

It was recognized early on that SiC had such a voltage-dependent resistance, and so columns of SiC pellets were connected between high-voltage power lines and the earth.

aData not available for all participants for all characteristics so columns may not add up to 100%.

In the last decade or so, column generation methods have become very powerful to solve large-scale MILPs.

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The probability that a dead person will have good QOL a week later is zero, and so column 5 includes a zero for each week after he died (QOLtd).

The larger capacity of outer shells means that the rows get longer, and so more columns appear.It is the columns that are the interesting part of the table.

UPLC adopts 1.8 μm superfine chromatographic column filling while HPLC adopts 5 μm chromatographic column filling, so the column efficiency of UPLC is significantly higher than that of HPLC, enabling the separation to be done within 30 min.

An Israeli shell landed next door, so the columns supporting it are buckling.