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Columns provide a solid foundation.

We're just packing in columns, so that we'd have more neocortical columns to perform more complex functions.

Lists all columns in the requested range.

I read Martin Gardner's columns in Scientific American.

With the damage to the core columns, the buckling exterior columns could no longer support the buildings, causing them to collapse.

Each of these neocortical columns would produce a note.

Specifies the number of columns a field should span.

In fact, there is a new theory of autism called the intense world theory, which suggests that the neocortical columns are super columns.

The main body of the Declaration forms the four columns.

Virtually all of its surfaces, columns, lintels even roofs are carved.

Check out its Doric columns before getting tickets to the National Art Museum of Ukraine, which itself houses a broad range of Ukrainian Art, and then head to the Museum of the Great Patriotic War commemorating with a gripping collection of displays the many Ukrainians who lost their lives in the Second World War.

At the time, he wrote two columns in the Murdoch press each week.

On the columns are 24 bas reliefs with portraits of well known Soviet scientists.

The load bearing columns became twice as thick therefore, the amount of concrete required for the construction of the columns increased 4 times, and, consequently, significantly increased the total mass of the building.

To unify the columns of revolutionaries, I would like us to agree on the following

Within the tolerance columns, T represents the temperature of the hot junction, in degrees Celsius.

The corners are curved and the drum is lined with semi columns alternating with blind windows.

But at 11 30 p.m. two armed columns entered the chamber and cleared out the rioters.

Especially in the case of Chinese, fears of divided national loyalties and fifth columns have been strong.

So it's on legs, so it focuses all the load on the masonry walls and the columns.

(Navalny, for example, condemned separate ideological columns in the February march at Bolotnaia Square, earlier this year.)

Yet, they have paid columns or paid special features for independent writers to fill in the content.

And Aristotle said, Hah, they appreciated that sometimes to design rounded columns, you need to bend the rule.

) This number (i.e., the number of linearly independent rows or columns) is simply called the rank of A .

All that remains of Urakami Cathedral are a few red brick columns, preserved at the hypocenter of the bomb.

Along the Strelka, admire the Rostral Columns, symbolizing the mighty Russian Baltic Fleet where the lamps are lit during festivals.

Short of a few columns in one or two daily newspapers, there is very little informed political commentary in the media.

I've been reading newspaper columns in which writers say how dreadful it is, this mass slaughter of hundreds of thousands of animals.

The metal content of HPLC columns must be kept low if the best possible ability to separate substances is to be retained.

But you can also understand that if you have a disease within one of these columns, the note is going to be off.

The exact contents of the window will depend on the CPU (s) in your machine, but the window is organised into two columns.

Around Christmas and Thanksgiving, newspapers in the US abounded with advice columns on how to deal with the horror of Trump voting relatives.

For a week, Russia s opinion columns and social media overflowed with panegyrics to Venediktov s courage, mourning the looming blow to Russia s free press.

For example, one Sinhala newspaper referred to a woman as baduwa (object) in one of their columns, insinuating that women are sex objects.

Thailand s color coated crisis pits largely urban, conservative, and royalist yellow shirts against the predominantly rural red columns of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra.

And then he says, Well that's very interesting, gentlemen, because when I gave you the table of results, I swapped the two columns around.

A painting on the wall of Chehel Sotoun (40 columns) in Esfahan (Isfahan) depicting Persian dancers dancing in the court of the Safavid king.

The provincial education office is going to utilize practical measures of administration, techniques and market power to promote well known experts and opinion columns.

In his more popular articles, in his columns, and on the podium, his wit and the speed of his mind made him a formidable presence.

But confrontation over globalization has clearly moved well beyond the streets to the columns of the financial press and the rostrums of mainstream think tanks.

Fighter bombers and attack helicopters would be employed to intercept any counter attacks against the flanks of the advancing columns, and to break up blocking forces.

To stand between two columns of riot police as they are closing in on you, when you have only your smartphone as a weapon isn't nice.

Moreover, at least one of his pre crisis columns flatly contradicts his view today that current or even higher levels of federal debt carry no risk whatsoever.

The interior dazzles in terms of scale and solemnity the arcades of domes and arches rest on square columns and are lit by sunlight streaming through miniature windows.