Sentence examples for produce a column from inspiring English sources

Satellites, by definition, look down through the atmosphere and, as such, typically produce a column measurement of pollutants which does not necessarily reflect concentrations at ground level.

That sort of eruption is most unlikely to produce a column of fine ash that would get high enough to be a hazard to more than a local aviation.

It is assumed in DEA that there are (n) DMUs and for each DMU j ((j = 1, ldots,n)) is considered a column vector of inputs ((X_{j} )) to produce a column vector of outputs ((Y_{j} )), where (X_{j} = (x_{1j},x_{2j}, ldots,x_{mj} )^{T}) and (Y_{j} = (y_{1j},y_{2j}, ldots,y_{sj} )^{T}).

A load eccentricity, which produces a column response equivalent to L/1000, is used for all tests.

A day after a controversial Grand Prix shunt with Michael Schumacher, he produced a column in which he droned on about his haircut and how nice his hotel was.

Over at the Washington Post, Richard Cohen produced a column whose title alone pretty much says it all: "Miley Cyrus, Steubenville and Teen Culture Run Amok".

Woollcott prided himself on producing a column that fit exactly in the space of the single page he was allotted each week.

Certainly not the London Evening Standard, where Charles Saatchi produces a column, which he fills with whatever curious or rib-tickling historical facts have caught his wandering eye.

Best-fit results from the inversion model indicated that the eruption began with a short (4 h), high-intensity Plinian explosive phase that produced a column 44 km in height, and a mass eruption rate (MER) of 3.75 × 109 kg/s.

The one-man business department, S. Oliver Goodman, produced a column called "Business Notes," for which he rewrote the first paragraph of every press release he could get his hands on.

The initial major explosion produced a column of ash and pumice ranging between 15 and high, which rained on Pompeii to the southeast but not on Herculaneum upwind.