How to pronounce “columns” in English

Y columns to find out which rows have changed, go through and find out which ones actually need to be repainted.

These columns are saying, I'm feeling an edge.

The columns are all processing information, changing over time as you do that.

The columns-- this is all just horizontal.

certain columns from a database, or coarsening in which you sort of fuzz up the information.

and columns.

the columns are very important in chemistry because the elements in a column have similar properties.

The columns are an interesting addition, because what the columns do is let you finesse that separation process further.

--his columns in "Time" magazine.

newspaper columns.

humor columns in high school and college but this was actually in a real newspaper and I liked it.

By removing the columns at the top and middle of each chevron, every tier acted as a separate unit.

Because of the skipped columns, all of these braces carry the same gravity load, just 340 tons, from the eight stories above.

So clearly those three columns together form a join key that allows you to reidentify reassociate somebody's medical health records with their name.

What do the cortical columns do?

They had warring advice columns.

And so those columns are growing upwards but the whole structure is not getting wider.

And Gardner's columns were collected-- it took me, like, 90 minutes to figure out how to make it do this.

Her first contributions were columns on cookery and pickling and preserving, and they proved to be a massive hit, despite the fact that she

All the four columns now are the same as they were on the previous table.

I want rows and columns, OK?

Each of these columns is a number.

She contributes to columns in the "Huffington Post" and "mindbodygreen," where she writes about wellness, travel, and lifestyle.

Or when labeling these columns.

It just has three columns, a backlog, doing, and done.

And her radio columns currently air monthly on the CBC.

and the columns on the right.

So each of these columns represent a number with 50 decimal places.

and all the columns, but also every four by four in a corner, like the-- oh, two by two in a corner.

His monthly columns, including the persuasion column in the British Airways in-flight magazine and columns for the Harvard Business Review, are read by over 2.5 million people every month.

All the columns are the same here.

And these five columns are future annualized 10-year returns.

They found my columns in New York Press I swear to God, I mean, the guy, that publisher that picked up my alt weekly

So those columns of ice could haul a lot of weight.

the "good" columns, the assets, than they do in columns two and four.

across the columns.

Some of the best columns, some of the best reporting is done in columns today by people like Nick Kristof, who frequently ends his columns with calls to action.

the rows the columns Etc so here the extra constraints are are huge these puzzles are actually much much harder to

I had written columns for the Boston Globe magazine and other national magazines, so.

Why not go to four rows and columns?"

But Citicorp can't have corner columns like this because of the gravity load.

And this occurs because the columns, they talk to each other.

And the reason is because individual columns all have different models of the things they're trying to understand and all get a different part of that input

And there aren't proper cortical columns there, but these cell types and the circuitries exist in a different form.

would split sentences from newspapers into different columns and rearrange them to create what Bowie called a kaleidoscope of meanings.

And I divided a paper into two columns, and one was anxiety and one was introversion.

Then you had 10 of those columns next to each other.

They stand on these control columns that are about 3 feet tall.

If the data's gapped in columns-- think of the data, generically, as some big spreadsheet.