As described in the "Experimental" section, the CO2 mass transfer rates were estimated based on the measurement of CO2 pressure in a PVT cell that contained a column of formation water below a column of CO2.
Just like the original Core flavors, Cookie Cores contain a column of deliciousness running down the middle of the pint, so that each scoop, from the top to the bottom of the carton, contains at least a bit of the Core filling.
The delivery register did contain a column for recording the length of gestation at birth, but this was completed only in the registers maintained by midwives in the study villages from Wonokerto sub district.
The M F of a model that is not identifiable will be rank deficient and may contain a column and row of zeros.
Direct methods for measuring IAP have been employed exclusively in the experimental setting whereby the IAP is transduced directly from the peritoneal cavity via a catheter containing a continuous column of fluid [23], a balloon-tipped catheter [24] or via a laparoscopic gas insufflation system [25].
It contained a comical column of travel notes on the movements of outbound reporters, & news of various kinds of casaulties.
The total liquid product samples were injected via an automatic sampler and a prefractionator (to remove +254 °C) into a gas chromatographic system containing a series of columns, traps, and valves designed to separate each of the hydrocarbon types.
Wilson networks, as codified in [18], are made up of attribute columns, with each column containing a set of nodes corresponding to levels of that attribute.
Alignment columns containing a fraction of gaps greater than 30% and columns with low information content were removed from the alignment as described previously [ 68], leaving 6,092 positions in the alignment.
