Sentence examples for pair of columns from inspiring English sources

A pair of columns flank the couple's tub.

The pair of columns, however, also alludes to the emperor's emblem, the "pillars of Hercules".

The sets by Hal Tine were pretty humble: a pair of columns, some painted flats and assorted props.

Depending on the smallest particle diameter selected, a pair of columns linked to a computer can process up to four samples per hour.

The designs constructed here are structurally balanced in the sense that every pair of columns is used in an equal number of rows.

It assigns every pair of columns a similarity score and, on that basis, produces a map, rather like a network diagram, that traces out the connections between individual columns and between the tables that contain them.

(a) We start from an empty matrix with a set of threshold for columns and rows; (b) at each step we select a pair of column and row index to increment a component; (c) after a sequence of assignments, the columns (rows) with no availability are blocked (grayed); (d) last step where only one pair of column and row is available; (e) the resulting null model.

Specifically, the standard Pearson correlation coefficient was calculated for each aligned pair of column vectors and summed over the length of the alignment to provide a raw score.

Then the system compares all of the column summaries against each other, identifying pairs of columns that appear to have commonalities — similar data ranges, similar sets of words, and the like.

Statistical analyses were performed using analysis of variance one-way nonparametric (ANOVA) followed by Bonferroni's t test (for three or more groups) comparing all pairs of columns, or two-tailed Student's t-test (for two groups).

The four stacks of stone blocks, above four pairs of columns, each stack weighing 20 tons, were part of a plan by the architect Richard Morris Hunt to place 31 statues on the Beaux-Arts facade along Fifth Avenue.