Sentences with phrase «narrow column of»

Kelly's Blue Black is a tall, narrow column of a painting.

The activity begins deep in a geyser's underground plumbing (video), where high - pressure water boils, sending bubbles up through a narrow column of water within the overlying rock.

No attention was paid to our complaints, including complaints that lawyers can not do their work in the very simplistic way required, i.e., drafting by putting very briefly worded comments in the narrow columns of an on - line template page.

(3) We were required to submit our comments to each draft within the narrow columns of an online 8.5 x 11 inch single page template (turned on its side), even though we made clear that lawyers can not do their work that way.

Not exact matches

Narrow search: Select year in left column, and / or article type in 1 of 3 pulldowns.

Regarding your daily emails with links to the blog posts: In order to view the entire email on a mobile smartphone in readable type, you need to narrow the width of your center column to, say, 600 pixels and increase font size, which will make your HTML email readable on a mobile device and PC's / Macs.

Cooper resigned before the start of the 2013 season, making this narrow defeat the last mark in the «L» column for the coach.

Lumbar spinal stenosis is brought about by a narrowing of the spinal canal caused by the degeneration of the vertebrae, discs, muscles, and ligaments that comprise the spinal column.

Assuming atmospheric pressure at ground level, nine atm is more than enough to «hang» a water column in a narrow tube (tracheids or vessels) from the top of a 100 meter tree.

Lumbar spinal stenosis is brought about by a narrowing of the spinal canal caused by the degeneration of the vertebrae, discs, joints, and ligaments that comprise the spinal column, resulting in a compression of nerve roots.

The advantages of this style of work are that you can often base yourself at home, work hours that suit you (so sudden emergencies — like the sickly children I had to cope with while writing this column — can be worked around without your employer realising), and focus on a fairly narrow range of tasks that interest you.

You can see that even though I haven't used the column of colour in this outfit (which you could if you wanted to), I've made sure to choose a straight skirt to narrow your body and it includes vertical details to help elongate.

Every dashboard instrument and gauge is mounted in the center of the steering column, where the narrow steering wheel rotates around them.

iBooks tries harder than the Kindle app in landscape, offering facing pages of text, but the columns are a bit too narrow for my taste.

(And, of course, apps like Mail and NetNewsWire solve the issue with their two - column interfaces in landscape mode, which force the reading pane to a narrower width.)

When reading text with narrow columns, such as those in a newspaper, we might even stop just once per line or pair of lines.

You see, Bernadee suffers from spinal stenosis, a narrowing of the spinal cord and column, and she can't walk long distances.

Lumbosacral stenosis is a painful narrowing of the spinal column that can be congenital or degenerative.

The characteristic architectural elements of this time, such as «pot - bellied» columns, low arched ceilings, narrow window - loop holes, tented roofs, frescoes with floral designs, use of multicolored tiles and massive forging, are manifest both in the external and in the internal decoration of these structures.

• NEW Taste: Located on the ground floor, it is based on the iconic Favela Chair, with columns covered in long narrow strips of wood, reminiscent of the favelas in Brazil, and pieces of furniture from the old Olympic hotel.

Cutler plays the sculptor, with tall, narrow columns out of Cubism or Futurism.

If you look at the full length of the column of smoke and you notice that vertical speed of the plume of smoke speeds up every 200 km (in a vertical direction), you might conclude that the flume containing the column of smoke narrows every 2oo km and the Venturi Effect leads to the increase in speed of the plume of smoke.

> Ordinarily in a duel between Allied line and French column, the greater volume of fire laid down by the line (where every single weapon could be brought to bear on the front and flanks of the narrower column) could be expected to be the decisive factor.

As I write in my column this week at Above the Law, these grants provide tangible, real - world examples of how technology is being used to enhance access to justice and narrow the justice gap.

Read my full column here: This Week In Legal Tech: Real - World Examples Of Using Tech To Narrow The Justice Gap.

I arrived at the newspaper just after the literally - cut - and - paste era («paste up,» to its practitioners), when strips of text in narrow columns were laid onto the pages with adhesives, next to black - and - white photos, on large green boards.

Description: This resume format uses a table in Microsoft Word (without borders) to place the main section headings (Objective, Experience, Education, etc) in a narrow column on the left - hand side of the resume.

When using the therapist search, the user is presented with three columns: The first provides a series of filters, including «Marriage Counseling», «Counseling approaches», «Languages spoken», etc. — Each of these filter categories contains filter subcategories, which affect the search results and allow one to narrow down one's list of therapists.

«Eliminating cabinets over the cooktop really opened up the space,» explains Peter, adding that having narrow drawer columns on either side of it creates a strong focal point that also widens the space.