-
earthquake engineering,
columns may be
designed to
resist lateral forces.
Other compression members are
often termed "
columns"
because of the similar...
- The
infernal columns (French:
colonnes infernales) were
operations led by the
French Revolutionary general Louis Marie Turreau in the War in the Vendée...
- Anal
columns (
Columns of
Morgagni or less
commonly Morgagni's
columns) are a
number of
vertical folds,
produced by an
infolding of the
mucous membrane...
-
historians claim that the
Columns directly go back to the
symbol of the Rurikids,
which was the trident. The name "
Columns of Gediminas" was
given in...
-
Basalt columns may
refer to:
Columnar basalt Columnar joints Basalt Columns [uk], a
geological nature monument near the
village Bazaltove,
Ukraine List...
- In toss juggling,
columns, also
known as One-up Two-up, is a
juggling trick or
pattern where the
balls are
thrown upwards without any
sideways motion...
- The
pillars of
Ashoka are a
series of
monolithic columns dis****d
throughout the
Indian subcontinent, erected—or at
least inscribed with edicts—by the...
- vertical).
Columns are most
commonly used to
break up
large bodies of text that
cannot fit in a
single block of text on a page. Additionally,
columns are used...
-
spinal column, also
known as the
vertebral column,
spine or backbone, is the core part of the
axial skeleton in vertebrates. The
vertebral column is the...
- 2005, one of the
columns was
painted pink. In 2022, the
Fulton County Board of
Commissioners approved $100,000 (US) to
renovate 54
Columns. The revitalization...
