Collocations withcolumn
These are words often used in combination withcolumn.
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advice column
Anyone can be a columnist and create their own advice column.
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column density
There was no detection of aminoethanol in these sources, and column density upper limits have been calculated.
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column header
Click on the icon in the column header to change sort key and sort order.
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column heading
For phenotypic regressions, the dependent variable is shown in the column heading and the independent variable is shown in the row heading.
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column of smoke
Then, early in the morning of the 27th, the lookout spotted a column of smoke to the west.
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column vector
A vector denoted by c is regarded as a column vector.
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concrete column
We implemented three case studies on two drywall construction projects and one case study on a concrete column construction project.
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corinthian column
A rectangular drum rose above the roof which contained corinthian column supports and was capped with a dome with a spire.
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correspondence column
I entirely endorse all that has been said about the excellence of its programmes, its news bulletins and the correspondence column which covers many countries.
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doric column
The doric column symbolises the birth of civilisation.
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editorial column
Fortunately, in the editorial column of the paper it was pointed out that the picture was a photograph and that in this case it certainly did not lie.
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Hansard archive
Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
exterior column
The structure has been designed to remain standing even after 2/3s of the exterior columns on the first six floors have experienced failure.
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fluted column
The middle section of the vertical element consists of a 9-wide fluted column shaft topped by a capital, rising a total of 6.
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granite column
The red granite column rises 23 metres high, including the base, and weighs over 250 tonnes.
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ionic column
The facade features a massive portico consisting of six ionic columns supporting an entablature triangular pediment.
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left-hand column
Profiles for the wide antenna are shown in the left-hand column and the narrow antenna in the righthand column.
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letter column
Is he someone who contributes to a letter column regularly for a newspaper?
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Hansard archive
Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
marble column
The lectern stands on a simple marble column.
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massive column
The volcano emitted a massive column of ash, provoking a fierce lightning storm.
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monthly column
He has published a monthly column on the business side of gaming since the site's inception.
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opinion column
She started her own opinion column in 1987.
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packed column
The setup would consist of a packed column or a fluidized bed rather than liquid-liquid extraction equipment with additional phase separation steps.
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parallel column
The first has two parallel columns that support a beam with two faces.
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regular column
It may be "turning a ragged pyramid into a regular column", but we have to add something to the ragged pyramid in order to do so.
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Hansard archive
Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
right-hand column
Table 1 shows the marks given to each individual by the blind markers, with mean scores provided in the right-hand column.
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rightmost column
The results for the 25 families with three reporters are listed in the rightmost column.
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slender columns
Textured elevations, poised on slender columns, animated by variation within.
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square column
With the bank's name emblazoned two-and-a-half storeys high on all four corners, this square column serves both as institutional sign and rhetorical element at the scale of the town.
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steel column
As an example from structural engineering, a constraint may be added to maintain that a steel-base plate be added whenever a steel column is connected to a concrete foundation.
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syndicated column
Her weekly syndicated column appears in a number of newspapers and websites.
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tall column
Flotation columns use air spargers to introduce air at the bottom of a tall column while introducing slurry above.
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vertical column
Results for the same set of simulations appear in the same vertical column.
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weekly column
One o' mi papers has a weekly column about people nay longer i' t'news.
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wooden columns
All of the wooden columns rest on hand-carved granite plinths sitting on the floor's granite slabs.
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