Sentence examples for blank column from inspiring English sources
Louis Horst's review in response – a blank column in the Dance Observer magazine – brought Taylor to the attention of New York's mainstream critics and audiences.
In 1957, in an exchange that passed quickly into performance lore, the critic Louis Horst published a blank column in response to "Duet," a Paul Taylor dance comprising stillness and set to John Cage's "4'33".
Khashoggi's most recent piece was published on 11 September, and the Washington Post published a blank column on 5 October to highlight his disappearance.
Through the SPSS 19.0, the blank column design orthogonal test was added and the optimum extraction conditions of leaf flavonoids from C. chinensis were tested with the comprehensive score as the index.
n: number of products tested for any stress condition, blank column: no tests made for that particular combination of product and stress, UN: unstressed, MI: microwaved, AU: autoclaved, UV: UVA or UVC stress.
It is unsurprising that TTR appears to elute more quickly from the polar blank column than it does from either column with immobilized peptides containing both hydrophobic and hydrophilic residues, as TTR is known to increase in hydrophobicity during aggregation, and therefore is expected to be retained longer under these conditions.
And the accounts are full of blank columns.
There is a pocket for each of the twelve punching positions and one for blank columns.
An account-book, consisting of ruled lines and blank columns, cannot be called by any of these names unless by that of a book.
The front page of the anti-government Sozcu daily carried blank columns signed by its columnists in protest at the "unprecedented pressure on the media, the likes of which was not seen even during Turkey's coup era".
Recurring to the case before us, we observe that Charles Selden, by his books, explained and described a peculiar system of book-keeping, and illustrated his method by means of ruled lines and blank columns, with proper headings on a page, or on successive pages.
