Sentence examples for lower column from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the entire lower column is now considered a single unit, the Precambrian.

On the as-grown (upper column) and ScCO2-treated (lower column) TiO2 nanotubes of different diameters.

The lower column charts show the mean and standard variation of the fig numbers counted on sampled tree positions.

The upper cervical spine head undergoes local flexion concomitant with a lag of the head while the lower column is in local extension.

These highly productive cell culture systems can potentially lead to productivity bottlenecks in downstream purification due to lower column loadings, especially in the primary capture chromatography step.

The lower column shows a color composite with 283 nm shown in blue, 2.02 µm in red and the 365-nm image in green.

Results showed that gaps would form between the upper and the lower columns because of its two-unit-joint structure.

Figure 5g shows a magnified dumbbell where the upper and lower columns are the anionic and cationic components, respectively.

A comprehensive steady state analysis is performed, including energy balances for the upper glass cover, the superstrate of the photovoltaic module, the absorber surface, the back plate and the air in upper and lower columns.

The model results for the seasonal variations of formaldehyde in Spitsbergen considering only methane oxidation as source of CH2O during the summer give 20% lower columns than the observations.

The top panel of Table 2 suggests that life satisfaction of white British respondents is comparatively higher for those who live in areas with a higher proportion of other white British (column 1), and where diversity by country of birth and by ethnicity is lower (columns 2 and 3).