| This column was written while under the influence of the original quadraphonic version of Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells. |
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| Each element of the set Q occurs exactly once in each row and each column of the table. |
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| Consequently, the shot leaves the wad as a tightly controlled column with minimal dispersion. |
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| The second Woulfe bottle and the receiver must each be provided with a siphon safety tube charged with a very short column of mercury. |
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| A data cell region encodes the address of the column for one cell that needs to be remapped in each row. |
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| In the initial view the times of five trains will be displayed next to each other, with each column listing information about a single train. |
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| You stare at a column of financial figures and your heart sings songs of how woeful it is to be locked up on such a lovely day. |
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| It remains the only significant figure in the debit column of the 17th Commonwealth Games. |
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| The first column of figures represents the percentage of half days lost through unauthorised absence. |
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| You'll notice a new map of the US at the top of the right-hand column of this page. |
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| If you would like to help, please contact me via the e-mail link at the bottom of the left column on my home page. |
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| The machines are controlled from a column of six isolating switches and two stop buttons. |
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| It enables pilots to use the avionics, radar and weapons systems without having to remove their hands from the control column or the throttle. |
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| The control column gathers the quality procedures and the quality records recommended for management review. |
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| A shoal formed by several fish species filled the water column from the coral almost to the surface. |
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| On the left edge is a thin column of vertical multicolored stripes divided roughly into thirds horizontally. |
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| We cannot afford to leave the matter aside until the next column of smoke clouds the horizon and yet more carnage is upon us. |
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| As a result the water welled up, forming a vertical column through the sandstone. |
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| The car doorframe was damaged and the covering around the steering column had been removed. |
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| He nodded to himself incessantly as if his spinal column had been magically replaced with a spring. |
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| She turned her head north and saw a column of gray smoke, rising quickly, then blowing away. |
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| If any running column total exceeds 11, subtract 11 and put a tick mark in that column. |
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| But Pyle was obsessed by the stories he could not tell, especially when the censor quashed his column on battle fatigue. |
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| However, the Panzer Regiment destroyed a motorized column and an artillery battery before the French could withdraw. |
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| To the fiercely rhythmic sound of drums and whistles, the young bloods of the village lined up in a column three-deep. |
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| His mouth trails down the column of my neck, my throat bare and arched up towards him in an attitude of complete submission and surrender. |
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| The apparent column fragment is not necessarily in situ, and may have been transported for use as an olive crusher or threshing floor roller. |
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| The simplicity of the original Doric baseless column even became the focal point in any discussion on the excellence of Greek art. |
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| Axial loading from earthquakes is minimized by seismic dampers under the column bases. |
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| The freestanding column shafts are wrapped in black glazed tiles and the bases have a mosaic finish. |
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| The right column was a record of credit, of payments in cash or barter made against the debt. |
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| I start drafting the advertisement that has to be inserted in the matrimonial column of the Sunday newspaper. |
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| Deora started writing a column in a Mumbai publication in preparation for his political baptism. |
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| When road conditions became worse, juddering was transmitted through the steering column and scuttle shake, that scourge of open-tops, occurred. |
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| The theca around the column is smooth, sometimes with weak longitudinal muscles. |
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| Each column begins with a true-life case study, and each is followed by a list of sources that can serve as basic texts for discussion. |
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| In the ensuing media fracas, McAvoy's bust has rivalled Jordan's for the number of column inches generated. |
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| I gave quite a detailed explanation of pension credit in my column in the March issue. |
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| The column effluent was collected, scintillation fluid added, and radioactivity determined in a liquid scintillation counter. |
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| A brigade of infantry marching in column of fours, without its baggage, would take about 15 minutes to cross a bridge. |
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| Once the attack was foiled, the column moved forward and eventually emerged on the plains beyond the badlands. |
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| As this column demonstrated last week, this polarisation is extreme and has clear-cut economic, cultural and political manifestations. |
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| I'll tell you what, instead why don't you write a column about an outing with a girl? |
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| The steering column also adjusts telescopically as well as vertically, so a decent driving position can be achieved. |
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| The owner of such design rights is the person identified in the 2nd column in the table of the said schedule. |
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| A plate of bone extending from the medial margin of the scapula to the vertebral column has been reported. |
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| The large trapezius muscle extends from the base of the skull to the last thoracic vertebrae, and from the spinal column to the scapulae. |
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| An ornamental Grecian brazier, or urn, is back in place on top of a 100 ft high column at Castle Howard. |
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| His column about the murder was pulled by the Daily Telegraph this week on grounds of taste. |
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| The tarsometatarsal joint is the most common site for arthropathy, with initial involvement usually occurring on the medial column of the foot. |
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| The bile directed at us in the column shows a desire to hurt me personally and to make my employer suffer for my avocation. |
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| Two avid readers of this column had seen us arrive and kindly retained their table until we were ready to take over. |
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| The reason is what has been mentioned in this column before that many people go into politics as an avenue of building wealth. |
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| The 'up next' column displays videos that will play next when autoplay is enabled. |
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| When the mud gets baked by the sun, spreading cracks curve around the weakened edge of this column and so bypass the insect. |
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| I'll be interested to see if other papers take it up, because that column goes out with the Wrap, which is now a subscription-only service. |
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| In 1965 I was writing a weekly pseudonymous column on books and authors for Scotland's national newspaper. |
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| After reading your column I went and purchased coconut macaroons and ate two of them in the parking lot. |
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| Work proceeded in 90-ft-square bays using a temporary vertical column rising from each of the tree column pedestals. |
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| As you would expect, you can sort the data easily by clicking on the head of each column and present them in tabular or map form. |
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| The second column in the table shows the rental index from the consumer price index. |
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| She lays it out in a table indicating in one column the story a reader might find in a first reading. |
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| The column is an exercise in smug attitudinizing that makes clear its writer thinks slightly higher of himself than the evidence warrants. |
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| Two readers have separately directed us to a column in today's New York Times, an utterly worthless piece of pseudo-sophisticated attitudinizing. |
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| The fifth column this week is a sad reflection of what journalism has come to. |
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| The spinal column is composed of seven cervical vertebrae, twelve thoracic vertebrae, five lumbar vertebrae, the bony sacrum, and the coccyx. |
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| For instance, an Attic red-figure krater with a sacrificial scene features a votive tablet on a column next to the altar. |
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| The column has merely reflected the views of ninety nine per cent of the local community and if that sours one or two people then tough luck. |
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| A good general rule of thumb in sabermetrics is that a shift in 10 runs from one column to the other is worth one win. |
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| Following the complications in the lubrication process of the steel column bases, plywood shoe detail will be considered for future phases. |
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| Apparently, word around the rumour mill was that he used to date a journalism major who wrote a weekly column for the Atheneum. |
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| Matt opened the program and ran his finger down the column listing the names and jersey numbers of the Seaview football team. |
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| Your column gave me a lotta laughs, but I'm also ambivalent over the whole anti-bullying curriculum. |
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| This column has always argued that economic freedom and the opportunity to make, spend and lose money is central to a creative society. |
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| A side view of a normal spinal column demonstrates reciprocal curves, beginning with cervical lordosis and then lumbar lordosis. |
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| With a last look at the towering column of black smoke, he followed Jordan, running at a steady lope through the woods. |
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| A lot of people say I talk a load of rubbish in this column but this particular week they are absolutely right. |
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| The right-hand column lists the six major epochs into which the periods are divided. |
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| The French were handicapped by their lack of artillery and cavalry, which had ensured the success of the column elsewhere. |
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| Indeed, the tight articulation of the vertebrae throughout the vertebral column obscures details of accessory intervertebral articulations. |
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| A bachelor meets a woman through a lonely hearts column with dramatic results. |
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| Linda Harris relates how, after the numbness of widowhood wore off, she found love again through the lonely hearts column of her local newspaper. |
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| There are steering column stalks to control the audio and cruise control and expect to find plenty of cubby holes and storage bins. |
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| A hollow cylindrical column bearing a compressive load can fail by local buckling. |
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| The temple is rendered in the abbreviated form, usual in vase paintings, consisting of a Doric column and architrave. |
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| Behind the column is the vast triumphal arch that joins the two wings of the General Staff Building. |
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| The simple lessons of the making of an arch, a wall, or a column form the architect's most fundamental vocabulary. |
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| Last April I wrote a column that suggested it was unwise to try to load the.45 Colt to levels approaching the.44 Magnum. |
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| To measure the line spectra, researchers shine light over a large range of wavelengths through a very long column of water. |
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| Food commands so much appeal and interest that most newspapers devote valuable column space for food writings on Sundays. |
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| The comment by me which so upset Henry, and sent you into a foaming apoplectic raging rant, was in a column last September. |
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| While writing this column I picked up the phone and rang a Dublin travel agent to book a seat to Malaga next weekend. |
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| When nothing is known about the mixture being separated, the column is prepared in ligroin or hexane, the least polar of the eluting solvents. |
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| Teams of carpenters and laborers begin positioning column forms and setting up shoring for the floor above. |
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| The rightmost column in any self-respecting periodic table should certainly be the noble gases. |
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| This chart shows the relationships in the rightmost column of the previous table. |
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| In a column a few days ago I mentioned the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, one of whom is Pestilence. |
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| Whether his weekly column was on writing clearly, resisting tyranny or making tea, he always made it sound like a matter of life and death. |
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| She hurried over to a pair of lictors who were lounging against a column and waiting for their senator to return from his private meeting. |
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| My mother was standing at the kitchen window watching a column of thick black smoke rising into the sky, punctuated by the odd lick of flame. |
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| The applicability of granular cubic antimonic acid as column packing material in chromatographic lithium isotope separation was investigated. |
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| A bit-mapped index looks like a spreadsheet with the possible values as column headings and record numbers as row headings. |
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| The weakness in the stock was blamed on investor uneasiness about a looming leveraged buyout by a management-led group, the column said. |
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| This column is packed full of information and features about all aspects of careers, employment, recruitment and qualifications. |
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| One specific comment, though, is that you should change the color of the lettering in the left-hand column on the main page. |
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| Column 2 is a variant of the model in column 1 with percentage commuting less than 10 km as the dependent variable. |
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| The column is so full of nostalgia and reveries that it's a bit hard to locate the argument, but I think this paragraph is it. |
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| A journalist in Melbourne wrote a column suggesting that a local magistrate was too lenient on criminals. |
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| I wish I could conclude this column with a conclusion, but there are no easy answers or solutions. |
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| The information in this column is not intended as legal advice but to provide a general understanding of the law. |
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| The extracts obtained were prefiltered through glass wool and sodium sulfate anhydride and filtered by column chromatography. |
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| For Patrick Arnold's fully detailed angling column see the sports section of the Westmorland Gazette. |
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| For information resources, another column looked at collections of ready-reference sources. |
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| Soil elastic modulus or resilient modulus can be measured in laboratory using dynamic triaxial tests or resonant column test. |
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| These devices include mercury column monitors, which are being phased out of use, and aneroid monitors. |
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| Last Saturday, the newspaper's leader column also reported on a distinctly alarming trend. |
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| As well as her frequent TV appearances, she writes an agony aunt column in a broadsheet newspaper. |
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| I never thought I would ever end up writing to an agony column for advice, but here I am doing just that. |
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| The candidate writes an agony uncle column which focuses on tax and benefit changes. |
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| Later on as the willy-willy gallops across the country, whirling a column of dust, trees lash their branches to warn man of the oncoming storm. |
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| Four columns held it up for support, and each column had a diameter of no less than ten feet. |
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| The column triggered a fusillade that recalled the sulfurous exchanges between Joseph Pulitzer and his contemporaries in an earlier era. |
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| He has been a sports journalist, writing a regular column for a newspaper and a magazine. |
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| So this week's column is devoted to one of the great men of New Zealand sport. |
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| It would hardly be worth a full column to focus on his association's recidivist ideas, but this study is an all-time low. |
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| A stupendous column of white alabaster, it shone as brilliantly as the hot Egyptian sun. |
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| I am working on a site right now that is a typical three column layout with a header and footer. |
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| The three-lobed labellum is attached to the column by a column foot, where the nectary is located. |
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| For each faculty member, the following information was requested with each point of information being a column of a table. |
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| The left column contains information about the visual appearance, or form, of writing produced. |
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| So of course I had to rediscover my Christmas roots and write a column about it. |
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| The column quoted veteran Carnival music-provider DJ Hurricane George, who detailed female Jouvert frustrations at large. |
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| The longest ambulacral column is parallel and adjacent to the ambulacral-adambulacral furrow. |
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| When the US marines landed in the south, an armoured column immediately set out to meet them, eager at last to engage the enemy. |
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| Stain-glass windows and reliefs on the column close to the altar add beauty to the atmosphere. |
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| The women and children cited by Coleman in the column appear to be housed in shelters. |
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| Below the sills of these bedrooms are stone stretchers that extend from one column base to the next. |
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| Turner pens a column in a weekend paper which, often as not, is given over to lacerating New Right economics and philosophies. |
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| Adams turned a necessary support column into a sculptural element crafted from polished wood. |
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| We regret if readers inferred from reading the column that rental units were being converted to condos. |
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| Divided into registers, each post consists of a number of vignettes which wrap around the column form. |
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| Voters mark an 'X' in the first column for their first choice and a second 'X' in the second column for their other choice. |
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| The tower is composed of four arched, wrought-iron legs tapering inward to form a single column that rises to 300 meters, or 986 feet. |
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| While we don't think she should take up an agony aunt column any time soon, her advice wasn't the worst in the world. |
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| All I wanted was a two column template, centered, with wide margins on each side. Kind of like this. |
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| Each type of material will move down the column at a different rate, depending on the its solubility and its tendency to be adsorbed. |
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| It appeared in my July column because it arrived rather late from the distributor. |
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| I hope it is raining when you are reading this column because I will be lying on a beach in Salou this week. |
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| Livingstone courted right wing rags like the Evening Standard, writing a restaurant column for them. |
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| I think you might have misinterpreted the point of that column just a teeny, weeny bit. |
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| She once gave me a break by running a weekly column by me when she was editor of the Financial Post. |
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| With a weekly Scottish Mirror column and the second run of her own Radio Scotland show in the pipeline, you wonder how she finds the time. |
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| The column was written by a collective of women and some men, many of them prominent academics and media activists in their own right. |
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| I must apologize to a reader who wrote me concerning last month's column a week or two ago. |
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| The steering system is lighter and more compact than a steering column and rack and the brakes occupy the same space as a conventional caliper. |
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| For anyone who reads this column and likes a bet I will give them a racing certainty. |
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| A year ago, when this column began, a respected magazine editor offered a quiet word of warning. |
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| The mycotoxin then can be eluted from the column by washing with an organic solvent such as methanol or acetonitrile. |
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| The second column shows how many times each function queried the database and the last column shows the functions' names and source files. |
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| Now I have made the point more than once that this column is strictly off limits for political partisanship. |
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| Next the leftmost column is multiplied by 5 and then the middle column is subtracted as many times as possible. |
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| As it was a dark, moonless night and the Americans were advancing silently, a German relief column was unaware that an American attack was under way. |
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| The most obvious refinements are the column shafts which taper on a curve rather than a straight line and the stepped platform which the columns sit on as well. |
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| Now then, kiddiewinks, a column about culture brought about by a collision of towering genius, modern technology, and a product of the modern education system. |
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| The ability to only write a newspaper column and still afford, in addition to other living expenses, every kind of designer shoe known to womankind? |
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| It's just another knee-jerk reaction from sections of the media who need to fill endless hours of TV space and thousands of newspaper column inches. |
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| The previous column discussed the effects of long term accelerations such as those experienced during motor burn or re-entry of a commercial space vehicle. |
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| Last January, Vincoli wrote a column for the Yale Daily News detailing self-censorship and protest restrictions on campus. |
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| To understand better the nihilism of Thiessen's thinking, I must now quote his column at greater length. |
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| Standouts were the liquidy column dresses, presented in colors named chili pepper and Aztec blue. |
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| There are moments in the column when he understands what a hopeless task he has taken on and abandons himself to the full intoxication of giddy absurdity. |
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| He had made millions from a car wash, and Jim Cramer had given him a stock-picking column on his website, TheStreet.com. |
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| This is a column about New Labour's complete failure to publicise its many progressive achievements, while screeching out its reactionary policies in a ceaseless wail. |
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| Here's a short snapshot of a dynamic realm that helps to generate my weekly column for the Irish Examiner as well as keep the reading material in my academic courses relevant. |
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| I was so sorry to read her column slandering the film industry. |
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| If his Ethicist gig ever winds up feeling too constricting, he can always launch a column called The Sophist. |
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| How does she find the time to write her cookery column for Waitrose magazine, that's what people will be asking. |
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| In addition, the dorsal central column of primary afferent fibers within the spinal cord appears susceptible to the inhibitory effects of hypoxia in rats. |
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| East's epiphany took the form of a satirical column comparing the progress of his native state to that of a crawfish. |
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| Fortnightly there will also be a column by a local correspondent on a burning issue relevant to the locale, with the opportunity for users to register their opinions. |
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| Kremlin officials deny they dispatched any column across the border on Thursday, slamming the allegation as fantasy. |
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| Settlement cracks in a concrete floor around a supporting Lally column might be indicative of a serious problem such as building settlement if the columns are settling. |
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| Several police cars are dotted alongside the column while three or four policemen stand around on the grass watching the vehicles. |
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| One minute your little soldiers are happily yomping towards the nearest town and the next, as if by magic, a column of tanks appears out of nowhere! |
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| Sense amplifier latches are coupled to each column of memory cells. |
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| Oh, and I don't really care if you don't like the three column layout. |
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| In addition, it might be physically impossible for newly hatched zooplankton to emerge into the water column were they to hatch more than a few millimeters deep in the mud. |
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| The Greek Doric column has no base. Its massive shaft, generally treated with 20 flutes, terminates in a simple capital composed of a group of annulets. |
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| Type another question in the unasked column and press the return key. |
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| Twice last year the British Medical Journal gave column space to doctors reporting confusion between ampoules of water, saline, and lignocaine for injection. |
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| Barely had the ink dried on last week's column than the phone rang. |
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| Winchell was on a gangbusters kick, making noise in his column about blowing Lansky's whole operation. |
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| There is not even a lonely hearts column in the local paper. |
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| The femur, in the thigh, articulates at the hip joint with the pelvic girdle, linking the legs to the vertebral column via the sacro-iliac joints. |
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| The National Post is running a column by Colby Cosh that touches on the theme of tolerance, a concept I've been kicking around in my head a lot the past week. |
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| As the side of the wakeboarder's face hits the water, a column of air is forced into the external auditory ear canal and the tympanic membrane ruptures. |
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| Internal space was organized around the fireplace below the roof opening, and a richly engraved central column played both a functional and a sacral role. |
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| But in coelacanths, lungfishes and some primitive sharks, the transformation of notochord into a segmented bony vertebral column does not take place. |
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| In my column for the National Post, I explain the real reason that separatism in Quebec is dead. |
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| The first column of the table indicates the signs of the zodiac. |
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| As the column filed across the vast tableland, sharp reports of rifle fire could be heard from the rear as the trailing company shot horses and oxen too weak to continue. |
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| The other day I wrote a column about Republican hypocrisy on Syria, singling out Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz for special criticism. |
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| This week's column coincides with the start of the new tax year. |
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| It's that world of intrigue, of plotting, spin and backbiting that he will be bringing to life in his new weekly column for the Evening Press that begins tomorrow. |
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| I write now, however, because in his latest column he has migrated from the merely foolish to the ill-considered and dangerous. |
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| Its horn blared ceaselessly, jammed by the dead body of the driver, Henri Paul, pinioned on the steering column by the impact. |
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| There were low-slung skirts, exposed midriffs and jutting hips, column dresses, and every kind of stripe you could imagine. |
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| Her pen drew a nice, thick, black line across a column of handwriting. |
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| I have received some enlightenment in the matter of column position. |
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| First, personally, I do happen to think that Linux is more securable than Windows, and I've said so repeatedly in this very column over the years. |
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| Also of interest in the area is a basaltic column by the sea near Owenga. |
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| It is indeed difficult to believe that the plain, sturdy, baseless column of the latter order could have been developed out of the Mycenaean shaft. |
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| By extension, some might put a tick mark in the loss column for Rosenhaus. |
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| Up at dawn and with no one else in sight, whether we were tracking a pride of lions or examining a column of ants, every minute heralded a new experience for both of us. |
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| Before anyone knew what was what, the device, which was set on cutter, had gone off, making three wavy holes through the edge of the column where the controls had been. |
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| The controls on the centre column for the dual-zone climate control, DVD-Audio system, and optional GPS are well laid out and easy to locate at touch. |
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| He takes the control column to save his native clan from all the dangers, to destroy all the enemies himself, and to survive where nobody else could. |
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| Circling just outside the target area, I flew with one hand on the control column and the fingers of the other hand on the landing light switches. |
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| At the bottom of the right-hand column of this page, I've added links to some fine little organisations who need your help in their brave fight against the forces of darkness. |
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| The subject of most newspaper column inches wasn't even a person. |
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| Most are specially adapted to life under the greater pressure of the water column above it, and the total darkness of the deep sea. |
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| Tidal mixing forces exceed river output, resulting in a well mixed water column and the disappearance of the vertical salinity gradient. |
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| Lewis maintained a strict neutrality in his writings through his column Cwrs y Byd in Y Faner. |
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| These coincident designations are listed in the fourth column of the tables below. |
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| Their exploits in the Dacian wars under Trajan in the early 2nd century AD are recorded on Trajan's column in Rome. |
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| The top of the square column was adorned with imitative cannons on each side. |
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| Though traditionally distilled using pot stills, the column still is now used to produce grain whiskey for blends. |
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| The movement of water out of the leaf stomata creates a transpiration pull or tension in the water column in the xylem vessels or tracheids. |
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| Agilent's LTM technology eliminates the conventional GC oven by wrapping the GC column with a heating element and temperature sensor. |
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| Twelve States now in the affirmative column at one time or another in the past voted negatively. |
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| Increasingly sending instructions to the magazine by letter, he began a new period of creative work and his own column appeared less regularly. |
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| Designed by David Rhind in 1838, the monument features a large column topped by a statue of Scott. |
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| They halted a column of 60 JNA tanks but were dispersed by force the following day. |
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| On the right was a column of about 15,000 men under the command of Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick. |
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| The 1972 West German Code considers column miserection and misalignment, and gives potential offsets of sloping, kinked, and corkscrew forms. |
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| A French column would distract Kray from Moreau's true intentions by crossing the Rhine from the west. |
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| We demonstrated that microdensitometric method measures the column of blood in the retinal arterioles. |
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| You can remove column categories by right-clicking on a column header and removing the checkbox next to a column name in the list. |
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| It's been a grim year for crooked ticket tout Michael Rangos, who first graced this column more than a decade ago. |
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| In produced a column of 1,500 metres and ashfall was up to Maebashi City which is 150 kilometres away. |
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| The chromatographic column is placed in a thermoregulated container, so that optimal temperature conditions are created. |
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| The thermal column provides a large-area and uniform beam of thermal neutrons for dosimetry and neutron standards work. |
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| The story is written in the style of a gossip column for the Daily Prophet by reporter Rita Skeeter, a minor character in the novels. |
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| It was written through Rita Skeeter and her gossip column at the Daily Prophet. |
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| The heavy metals are accumulated in the column when eluents based on mineral acids are used. |
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| The team said analysis of the German's steering column revealed a residue of a material used in preevent servicing. |
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| In 2009 Lionel Shriver wrote a column for the Guardian, describing her fear that her 330-pound older brother might kill himself from overeating. |
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| Sometimes you might have the need for bullet points in a comment column in Microsoft Excel. |
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| The tears, Maki explained, climb up the eyelid and join a column of fluid that travels along the lids. |
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| Vestakeep L4000G has been approved for spindle nuts for use in electrical steering column adjustment assemblies. |
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| You will notice in the CG's Always Out Front column that the MI Corps Hall of Fame selectees for this year are named. |
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| The upper beak is notched near the tip, an adaptation which enables falcons to kill prey by severing the spinal column at the neck. |
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| The pump pushed, rather than pulled the column of water upward, hence it could lift water any distance. |
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| A wall follows the ridge over the flat summit, the highest point marked by an Ordnance Survey triangulation column which has been painted white. |
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| Note that, in the column on modern spelling, CV means a sequence of a single consonant followed by a vowel. |
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| The difference of 0.02 sec. may be attributed to conduction from the outer surface of the column to the sphincter embedded in its mesogloea. |
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| He took up a paper, bowed to me with an unvexed air, and read a column or so. |
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| A French military flying column then marched toward Antananarivo, losing many men to malaria and other diseases. |
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| World religions regard the body itself as a temple and prayer as a column uniting earth to heaven. |
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| The motto of this column is that the backlist is for weenies. |
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| The vertebral column houses the spinal canal, a cavity that encloses and protects the spinal cord. |
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| The vertebrae in the human vertebral column are divided into different regions, which correspond to the curves of the spinal column. |
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| Webhead, a weekly column of provocative opinions about computing and the Web. |
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| Tom Hoffarth's column had to be the whiniest sports column I have read in my lifetime. |
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| This month's column summarizes the consensuses reached on accounting for tax benefits resulting from investments in affordable housing project. |
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| The monthly Wild Types column describes his pursuit of the understanding of Gene Networks. |
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| From behind, the vertebral column presents in the median line the spinous processes. |
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| In his Spore Prints column this month, Ray Samp takes us through the steps of the pinning process. |
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| Ray Samp takes on the subject of watering mushrooms during the growing cycle in his Spore Prints column this month. |
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| Samuelson's column was tweeted by the office of Speaker John Boehner. |
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| The anterior and posterior longitudinal ligaments extend the length of the vertebral column along the front and back of the vertebral bodies. |
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| At the top of the column is a statue of Horatio Nelson who commanded the British Navy at the Battle of Trafalgar. |
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| This column of tissue has a segmented appearance, with alternating areas of dense and less dense areas. |
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| But Wogan, 66, has now used his column in Woman's Weekly magazine to reveal that his ancestral name is originally from South-West Wales. |
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| Altars, incense sticks, candles and torches form the axis by sending a column of smoke, and prayer, toward heaven. |
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| The games and puzzles of Lewis Carroll were the subject of Martin Gardner's March 1960 Mathematical Games column in Scientific American. |
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| A Norman capital can be heavy because the Norman column is thick, and the whole thing expresses an elephantine massiveness and repose. |
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| The vertebral column surrounds the spinal cord which travels within the spinal canal, formed from a central hole within each vertebra. |
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| He had also written his Jack of Clubs column for the Sunday Sun for 11 years, detailing life in the clubs. |
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| The second column under Subutai's son Uryankhadai took a difficult route into the mountains of western Sichuan. |
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| Connector brackets were attached to the top of each column before erection, and these were then hoisted into position. |
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| The anterior column of the fornix extends inferiorly to converge upon the anterolateral aspect of the mammillary body. |
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| An Ordnance Survey triangulation column stands beside a cairn and windshelter. |
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| The chapter house is octagonal, as is the case in many cathedrals, but is notable in that it has no central column supporting the roof. |
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| One day I might even get this column done on time instead of waiting until the wee hours of Thursday mornings, bashing it out in my jimjams. |
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| The radiographers particularly like the feature of the column retracting when driving to allow good visibility. |
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| In the September 1976 column he reviewed Conway's book On Numbers and Games and introduced the public to Conway's surreal numbers. |
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| A prozine without a letter column is a fakezine, and no trufan will buy one. |
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| Kostal UK make steering column switches and electrical connectors off the A635 at Highgate in Goldthorpe. |
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| The row number column on the left sorts independently from the columns to the right of it. |
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| During the election campaign, Cameron accepted the offer of writing a regular column for The Guardian's online section. |
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| A medal was struck and a triumphal column erected at Boulogne to celebrate the invasion's anticipated success. |
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| Along with vaults, they gradually replaced the traditional post and lintel construction which makes use of the column and architrave. |
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| Sometimes a column has the economy and rhythm of a short story. |
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| The downward moving column of ore, flux, coke or charcoal and reaction products must be porous enough for the flue gas to pass through. |
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| They participated in espionage, sabotage and other Fifth column means in their countries of origin, trained and commanded by Abwehr. |
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| The three primary styles of column design used in temples in classical Greece were Doric, Ionic and Corinthian. |
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| Old plastic control switches, gearknobs and steering column levers sometimes end up in very poor condition, or are missing altogether. |
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| Vertebrae are defined by the regions of the vertebral column that they occur in, as in humans. |
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| The highest rocky knoll can be identified by an Ordnance Survey triangulation column beside a large cairn, both standing out from the turf. |
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