Look up: Column

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   Column
   Pillar (circular section).
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   column
   A cylindrical support, usually structural but often decorative.
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   Column
   a column is a tall, circular shaft for either decoration or structural support; there are three different kinds of columns that were used in Ancient Greece and Rome; the Doric column is the simplest: it has no base, a simple shaft and the top of the column – the capital – is a square on top of a circle; the Ionic column was usually longer than a Doric one and had lines carved into them from top to bottom; the Ionic base was big and looked like round discs set on top of each other; the Ionic capital was scrolled; the Corinthian column was the most ornamental; the Corinthian column, like the Ionic, had carved lines on it; the Corinthian capital had many decorations and the base was the same as the Ionic.
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   Column
   In architecture, a column is an upright support in a building, usually of stone, with a decorated base and capital.
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   Column
   A column is a military formation in which the units are arranged one behind the other instead of side by side as in a line.
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   column
   [n] - anything tall and thin approximating the shape of a column or tower 2. [n] - a linear array of numbers one above another 3. [n] - a line of (usually military) units following one after another 4. [n] - an article giving opinions or perspectives 5. [n] - a vertical glass tube used in column chromatography 6. [n] - a vertical structure standing alone and not supporting anything (as a monument or a column of air) 7. [n] - a tall cylindrical vertical upright
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   Column
   A pillar, usually of round cross-section but sometimes square or octagonal, used to support the roof of a building, porch, or portico.
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   column
   In architecture, a structure, round or polygonal in plan, erected vertically as a support for some part of a building. Cretan paintings reveal the existence of wooden columns...
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   Column
   A vertical member carrying axial compression load and possibly bending moment and shear.
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    column
    1. (database) A named slice through a database table that includes the same field of each row. For example, a telephone directory table might have a row for each person with a name column and a telephone number column. 2. (storage) A line of memory cells in a dynamic random-access memory, that is selected by a particular column address. (2007-10-1...
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    Column
    An upright structural member of round or polygonal section, consisting of a shaft crowned by a capital. See also engaged column. and PIER.
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    column
    columns is the name sometimes given to those sections with flanges whose width is greater than 0,8 times the nominal height Category: Iron and steel industries • vertical division of a page Category: Printing and publishing • a C-shaped frame used in the construction of the machines in question Category: Mechanical engineering • a structural member subject mainl...
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    Column
    In architecture: A perpendicular supporting member, circular or rectangular in section, usually consisting of a base, shaft, and capital. In engineering: A vertical structural compression member which supports loads acting in the direction of its longitudinal axis.
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    Column
    One of the structural elements of a classical building, a tall, circular-section object supporting the upper part of the building. Related Words: Classical
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    Column
    An upright cylindrical support, usually structural and often also decorative. Columns usually consist of a base at the bottom, a round shaft tapering toward the top, and a capital. The shaft may consist of several blocks of stone, called drums. A half-column is attached to a wall and does not bear weight. Freestanding columns are not often found in ...
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    column
    Vertical support, circular in cross-section. In their pioneering orders of architecture (see box opposite), the ancient Greeks introduced three distinct styles -Doric, Ionic and Corinthian - and the Romans later added the Tuscan and Composite orders. All of these orders are seen reproduced in furniture, furnishings and decorative objects. See also ...
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    i. A vertical bar of cells in a table or spreadsheet. ii. In word processing, a column is a text format which allows 2 or more paragraphs of text to flow side by side. A vertical line can appear on the screen to show the position of the column but is not printed.
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    Column
    Definition (keystage 3) A vertical line in a table; the second number in a pair giving the position in a table.
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    Column
    Col'umn noun [ Latin columna , from columen , culmen , from cellere (used only in comp.), akin to English excel , and probably to holm . See Holm , and confer Colonel .] 1. (Architecture) A kind of pillar; a cylindrical or polygonal support for a roof, ceiling, statue, etc., somewhat ornamented, and usually composed of ...
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    column
    <plant biology> The lower part of an awn in grasses, when distinctly different in form from the upper part, a structure (a gynostemium) in orchids which extends above the ovary of a flower and incorporates stigma, style and stamens. ... (15 Jan 1998) ...
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    column
    pillar noun (architeture) a tall cylindrical vertical upright and used to support a structure
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    editorial noun an article giving opinions or perspectives
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    noun a line of (usually military) units following one after another
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    noun a vertical glass tube used in column chromatography; a mixture is poured in the top and washed through a stationary substance where components of the mixture are adsorbed selectively to form colored bands
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    column
    pillar noun anything tall and relatively thin that approximates the shape of a column or tower; `the test tube held a column of white powder`; `a tower of dust rose above the horizon`; `a thin pillar of smoke betrayed their campsite`
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