- take
Madrid with four
columns?; No, I do no have four; it is five the
number of
columns I have,
because there is a
fifth column in Madrid.', Carrillo...
- matrices, a
column group or row
group usually refers to a
subset of
columns or rows, respectively.
Short names or
notational names include col
group or colgroup...
-
vertebral column, also
known as the backbone, spine, or
spinal column, is the core part of the
axial skeleton in
vertebrate animals. The
vertebral column is...
- A
column family is a
database object that
contains columns of
related data. It is a
tuple (pair) that
consists of a key–value pair,
where the key is mapped...
-
Miller columns (also
known as
cascading lists) are a browsing/visualization
technique that can be
applied to tree structures. The
columns allow multiple...
- cortex. The name dorsal-
column medial lemniscus comes from the two
structures that
carry the
sensory information: the
dorsal columns of the
spinal cord, and...
-
central entrance sheltered by a
Colonial Revival portico supported by
grouped columns and
topped by a
painted iron railing. The
house was
built in 1917 to...
- of data with
grouped (or "clustered") bar charts, and
stacked bar charts. In
grouped (clustered) bar charts, for each
categorical group there are two...
- and manganese.
Modern group names are
numbers 1–18, with the 14 f-block
columns remaining unnumbered (together
making the 32
columns in the
periodic table)...
-
group (
column) have
similar chemical and
physical properties,
reflecting the
periodic law. For example, the
halogens lie in the second-to-last
group (group...
