Sentence examples for extent of a column from inspiring English sources

The consumption method of measuring poverty  — which was the subject, to some extent, of a column I wrote on Jan . 30about the so called hidden prosperity of the poor — finds a substantial decline in the over-all rate of poverty, especially among the elderly.

Most of the amino acids in these pairs come from the 4th (middle G) and, to a lesser extent, the third (middle A) columns of the standard codon table (Fig. 1).

We also show how this method can be used to find limits on overall extent reaction within a column or extent reaction on a single stage.

However, the tangential extent of the dendrite column was wider when compared with the soma column, in particular in infragranular layers.

As shown in Supporting Information Table S4 the extent of stromal contamination (column 2), and the levels of mutant alleles (column 3) are distinct for different tumour specimens, which is most likely reflecting our inability to accurately predict stromal contamination in a tridimensional tumour specimen, based on the histological evaluation of a single tumour section.

The Type 3 column – a cylindrical column with particle stratification packing, is found to be the most efficient choice, as the extent of column service time and adsorbent bed saturation are the largest.

In this article, we present novel, high-order, discontinuous Galerkin (DG) methods for the vertical extent of the water column in coastal settings.

: for each row of a column.

That's my view of a column.

The CSR (CSC) encoding represents a sparse (adjacency) matrix (varvec{mathrm {M}}) of a graph G by three arrays that contain nonzero values, the extents of rows (columns), and column (row) indices.

In this study, the extent of improvement for a sand column subjected to constant confining pressures is studied through laboratory experiments.