Sentence examples for certain column from inspiring English sources
In particular, a crossover point is first chosen randomly at a certain column of the two given chromosomes.
Likewise, most existing high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) systems are not amenable to certain column chromatography techniques that require highly concentrated acids.
For example, every key written in a certain column would have to also write a timestamp in a special column (notify column); and, thus, the scans will only cover that notify column, which is much more efficient in a column-oriented NoSQL data store.
As the entries in a certain column of A ˆ are complex exponentials corresponding to ϕ m for a specific 0 ≤ m ≤ M - 1, we can estimate ϕ m for each user by calculating ϕ ˆ m = M u 2 π ∠ 1 M u - 1 ∑ u = 1 M u - 1 Â [ u, m ] Â [ u - 1, m ], 0 ≤ m ≤ M - 1, (28).
Data were analysed by one way ANOVA, followed by the Bonferroni test for comparison of certain column pairs.
The evidence includes determinations of how certain columns failed, how bolted connections gave way, how fireproofing was overwhelmed by the blazes, and just how the buildings finally gave way.
Even certain columns from our Tooling Up series on Science's Next Wave could be misunderstood as fodder for interview responses.
Certain columns and structural elements at prescribed locations must be investigated to determine the structural bridging capabilities over the removed column.
As is the case in most annular dark-field STEM images, certain columns of atoms result in a signal that is often comparable to or below the noise floor, which makes it very challenging to identify these atomic columns.
When the columns of Φ(n) are formed with 0's and 1's, the dependencies simply consist in a repetition or an addition of certain columns of A(n).
But given that it is specifically designed for user information, it has some other features that normal lists don't have, such as the ability to populate certain columns from external data sources.
