Sentence examples for distinct columns from inspiring English sources

They will be arrayed so the beams collectively form two distinct columns, much as the trade center's twin towers created a colossal gateway.

It was "divided into distinct columns, of five or six miles in length, and three or four broad; while the water before them curls up, as if forced out of its bed … the whole water seems alive; and is seen so black with them to a great distance, that the number seems inexhaustible".

To be specific, the lower bound of the absolute inner product of distinct columns in F∈R p×n, i.e., the following Welch bound [35], makes all the rows of B nonzero.

The four different trainings are considered, including the random training sequences whose elements are randomly chosen form BPSK signaling, the orthogonal training sequences which are distinct columns of Hadamard matrix of size, the orthogonal optimal training sequences according to (13), and the Zadoff-Chu-based optimal training sequences.

After around 10 days in total of differentiation from hiPSC, the cells began to elongate and line up radially to form distinct columns of cells, which were morphologically distinct from the peripheral flat cells that outlined the clusters of columnar cells (primitive NE cells).

Spinal MNs segregate into distinct columns during embryogenesis.

In HANA, data values are not stored directly, but rather as references to a compressed, sorted dictionary containing the distinct column values.

The precoding matrix is designed such that each relay conveys a distinct column of the block Alamouti scheme (see, e.g., [1, 10, 11]).

The main idea in our design is that each relay conveys a distinct column of the conventional STBC developed for colocated antennas.

In the S1, each whisker is represented by a distinct column of neurons called a "barrel".

Even if the CFOs are not distinct, the columns of the channel matrix can be viewed as having been drawn independently from an absolutely continuous distribution, and thus the channel matrix has full rank with probability one [15].