In the long halls of Early Christian basilicas, particularly those with rows of columns dividing a nave from side aisles, as in the fifth-century Santa Maria Maggiore in Rome, narration was primarily on the interior.
HBase describes itself as a database that can store billions of rows with millions of columns.
By adapting the technology to 1-by-1-foot modules--each containing 16 rows and columns of red, blue and green pixels--that could be loaded on to circuit boards, Daktronics could finally compete in the same ballpark as Sony and Mitsubishi, offering a video-ready scoreboard.
Rows of faux-classical columns, gilded bathrooms or ostentatious curved driveways may or may not qualify for the designation, but most folks know one when they see one.
He used a grid of 40 rows and 39 columns to create a table which he filled in with Voynichese syllables.
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They speak to a need deep inside of us to arrange things in rows and columns.
And now these rows and columns are used in spreadsheets processing billions of dollars of trades - often wrongly, as seen in the London Whale incident.
Early versions of Lotus could handle a whopping 2048 rows by 256 columns.
Excel 2007 can have a maximum of 16, 384 columns and 1, 048, 576 rows.
So much data is now available, in such vast scope and minute detail, it is no longer useful to look at numbers neatly laid out in two-dimensional columns and rows, says Gurjeet Singh, co-founder and chief executive of Ayasdi Inc.
Much of it is multi-structured (often in text format) and does not necessarily flow into neat rows and columns, such as one would find in a traditional database.
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