Sentence examples for missing columns from inspiring English sources

Since the picture arrived in 2007, the museum has managed to track down its owner, identify the painter and find possible buried traces of the house's missing columns.

If any of the required columns is missing, UDECON will inform the user about the missing columns.

The main function assumes, therefore, correct structure and content, but has been designed to be robust and to gracefully handle missing columns or content.

Missing columns are associated with malfunctioning nozzles.

In a rush of correspondence, one writer stated that the "missing columns" from Colonnade Row were actually in Ringwood Manor, N.J., and demanded a correction.

The median stQD for the column-deleted alignments was zero or very close to zero, although the missing columns did lead to some lengthening of the upper tail of the distribution of stQD values.

In "The President Is Missing" (column, April 11), Paul Krugman said that, arguably, all President Obama has left to counter his political opponents is the bully pulpit.

For the 2003 report year, missing column (7) is deliberately added to ease comparisons.

In a cast in-situ reinforced concrete (RC) beam-slab system, concurrent development of secondary mechanisms, i.e. catenary action in beams and tensile membrane action in slabs, may significantly increase load-carrying and deformation capacities of structures under missing column scenarios.

When compared to the "exact" model that incorporates nonlinear slabs, the two-way grid beam model produces acceptable results when comparing axial forces under gravity loads, however the errors in peak displacements range from 10to25%5 % (in the region of the missing column lines) and even larger errors are noted in predicting shear forces in the beams.

Previous quasi-static studies on reinforced concrete beam-column structures under missing column scenario have highlighted the potential of catenary action on providing alternate load paths to prevent catastrophic collapse.