Sentence examples for the columns below from inspiring English sources

All you have to do is to select an item from each of the columns below, string them together in a sentence, write a few pages about that sentence, put in some equations (bonus points if you include letters from the Greek alphabet) and submit your paper to a prestigious journal of your choice.

However, the columns below are an attempt to represent normalized cost structure for mature startups that execute successfully.

In the architecture of ancient Greece, where the orders originated, they were rarely superposed unless it was structurally required; and when Greek builders did superpose orders, as in some examples of the stoa, or covered walk, they were always of the same order as the columns below.

The approach caters for different end conditions of the columns below and above the beam under consideration.

Approximate boundary conditions are applied to the columns: the columns below the slab are fully fixed at the bottom while the top of the columns above the slab are permitted only to move vertically.

The columns below display annual GDP totals in current dollars and the same value with inflation subtracted.

The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Monday 26 April 2010 The column below referred to voters having rejected regional development agencies in England; this should have been regional assemblies.

But it was the column below Johnson's, written by his former campaign manager, Ben Wallace, that gained most publicity because it was a full-frontal assault on Gove for betraying Johnson.

The following clarification was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Monday 30 November 2009 Criticising the BBC director general's salary, the column below stated that his £834,000 was, however, "less than the head of failing Channel 4 is paid".

In the column below, Reback discusses Google Books and its ties to Google search.

This optimal behaviour has been shown to be reached for flooding conditions which can be controlled by measuring the conductivity of the liquid medium at a place located at the bottom of the column (below the distributor), the pulsing action being the command variable.