Sentence examples similar to forming column from inspiring English sources

Some photos with large magnifications are provided to show that the CD44-negative cells always like to push the CD44-positive cells together, forming column-like or zonating structures (Fig 7B).

In this transitional zone between the optic stalk and the brain, wild type and Rx-deficient cells can be observed next to each other forming columns of cells segregated by their genetic makeup.

The acid dimers stack along a, forming columns.

Unlike the key-value systems, each record can accommodate multiple columns (attributes) and columns can be grouped together to form column families.

For example, the L matrix was formed column by column and only one column in one iteration, but the element calculations within each column of L could be parallelized.

They formed columns led by men and women in black uniforms accompanied by drums and chanted slogans including "Russia, Forward!" and "Russian Order for Russian People".

Layers of basalt formed columns, and the pressure between these columns sculpted them into polygonal shapes that vary from 15 to 20 inches (38 to 51 cm) in diameter and measure up to 82 feet (25 metres) in height.

Greek temples are made of overlapped heavy stone blocks shaped to form columns and entablatures.

The explosions were characterised by lava fountains, which formed columns of ash and lapilli up to 7 km a.s.l.l

The cations interact through π π interactions in the ABBA (1), AB (2) or ABA (3) arrangement to form columns (1 and 2) or chains (3).

Further, the square planar copper ions formed weak axial intermolecular interactions with one of the neighboring molecules resulting in columns arranged parallel to each other, to form columns as shown in Fig. 7b.