The phrase "across column" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that spans or relates to multiple columns, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The data was distributed across columns A and B in the spreadsheet."
Alternatives: "throughout the columns" or "spanning the columns".
≥ 60 years 146 (11%) 97 (12.9%) 498.5.5%) Percentages calculated across column, Agecohort according to NCRB ADSI report.
The internals used in this study include a concentric tube bundle, a baffle designed to alter flow of bubbles across column cross-section and a multi-arm gas distributor with downward facing holes.
A or relationship between the coefficients in row m of the stoichiometric matrix compared across column i and j indicated a consecutive dependence between the ith and jth reaction with respect to metabolite m and the element [A]ij in the corresponding RIM was assigned the value 1.
* Percentages across column.
Line plots of synaptic density along and across column axes were prepared using ImageJ (http://rsbweb.nih.gov/ij/) after background correction and Gaussian filtering of confocal mosaic scans.
Under across-column uniaxial and biaxial compression loading of columnar ice polycrystals in the brittle regime, a set of cracks that split the columnar grains has been observed.
The results and analysis show that under higher confinement (σ22/σ11 > 0.2) where terminal failure occurs via across-column cleavage and spalling out of the loading plane, a combination of wing crack growth and Euler buckling of deformation-induced thin plates underlies the process.
Laboratory-grown specimens of freshwater and saline ice were prestrained under uniaxial across-column compression (to levels from εp = 0.003 to εp = 0.20, at constant strain rates in the ductile regime) and likewise reloaded (at rates from 1 × 10−6s−1 to 3 × 10−2s−1).
And when she attacked a movie, hammering it into the ground and capering across columns of print over the remains, the reader could be left with a perverse sympathy for the wrecked and wretched movie.
What do you want to see?" He slid his fingers down and across columns of numbers showing each team's average speed, duration of rest, and dogs checked in and out, almost as though reading Braille.
He then placed a grille a piece of cardboard with three squares cut out in a diagonal pattern on top of the table, and started forming words by reading off the syllables as he moved the grille across columns and down rows.
