Sentence examples for the central column from inspiring English sources

For Steinsaltz, the Babylonian Talmud characterises Judaism, it is "the central column of Jewish civilization," he declares.

A steel structure reinforces the central column and stair treads; as the designer explains, this is necessary to support the pod, which weighs about 1,000 pounds.

The central column of Cuban politics in Miami has always been the Cuban American National Foundation, in its heyday the most powerful national lobby in Washington DC apart from Israel's.

In axile placentation the placentae are located on a central column; partitions from the central column to the ovary wall create chambers (locules) that separate the placentae and attached ovaries from each other.

Its golds and blues were smoky in the evening light, but the central column blazed white, like the transfiguration of a man; and of all men, named or un-named, whose lives and skills are embedded in the stone and glass of great cathedrals.

The central column plots the internal node degree, (k_{mathrm{in}}), vs. the node degree, k.

The activation corrosion code transport of activation (TRACT) is used to predict corrosion, transport behaviour, and activity in the central column-cooling loop of the ST power plant.

The central columns list the opcodes used to achieve these results.

The lateral columns describe the number of the examined participants and the central columns the eligible participants in each turn.

Sensitivity analysis including only the cases with a mammogram obtained at least 6 months before cancer diagnosis had comparable results (see the central columns in Table  3).

Out of 37 and 53 eligible participants, 36 and 51 were reexamined after six months as showed in the central columns.