Sentence examples for more columns than from inspiring English sources

Newspapers nowadays tend to have more columns than a Roman temple, all interchangeable and most of them redundant.

It should be noted that Φ has more columns than rows; thus, Φ cannot exactly be orthogonal [2].

Since A has more columns than rows, the underdetermined linear system (Ax=b) admits an infinite number of solutions.

Along that line, I also want to thank all of the people behind-the-scenes at TechCrunch who make these columns possible, most notably Catherine Pickavet, who has edited more columns than any person really should.

Generally, CS finds the sparsest vector x from measurements y = Φx, where Φ is often referred to as dictionary with more columns than rows, and each column of the dictionary is called an atom or a basis.

Fast-evolving sites are expected to be incompatible with more columns than slowly evolving ones.

Herat is still full of women in burkas, the full-length shroud that covers even the face, rendering a woman more column than human, and making it impossible for close friends to recognize each other on the street.

It should be noted that Φ has more column than rows; thus, Φ cannot be exactly orthogonal [2].

He often returned to Lexington, where he was still known to some as "Cy junior", and was happy to point out that the area has "more columns … than in all ancient Rome and Greece".

It still carried in the average week more columns of news than the New York Times or the Washington Post.

Among journalists, the truth universally acknowledged is that bad news commands more column inches than good.