Sentence examples for linked column from inspiring English sources

As design examples, structures with linked column frames (LCF) were chosen.

Once your roster is synced, users who were added from Canvas will have a chain link in the "Linked" column with their roles associated with them.

You can also use the predefined searches in the "Quick links" column at the left.

Eluted protein was applied to a 6 ml β-cyclodextrin (β-CD) linked Sepharose column using a 0.5 ml/min flow.

Once again Zurlauben's Gens d'Armes charged, looking to rout Lumley's English cavalry who linked Cutts' column facing Blenheim with Churchill's infantry.

If child pages are unpublished, the word "unpublished" will show up next to the menu link title in the "Link" column of the table.

Harvard-Yenching's digitized rare Manchu Books can be found on hollis by clicking on the "internet link" for each book under the Links column.

The Link by Link column on Monday, about collecting publicly available data and using computers to turn the information into a book, misstated the title of Philip M. Parker, who has used the process to generate more than 200,000 books.

The Link by Link column in Business Day on Monday, about the influence of political Web logs, or blogs, referred incompletely to the documents on which CBS News based a report last year on President Bush's National Guard service, a subject of much blog commentary.

There were some catches, however, when Internet Brands bought Wikitravel in 2005, as described in the Link by Link column: the material lives under a license that means it can be copied and used by another site, and, since the site's volunteers do not expect a paycheck, they might find it easier to leave.

The numbers of cross-reference links obtained from the databases are shown in Table 5 (the links column).