Sentence examples for a dashed curve from inspiring English sources

A solid curve represents ASCO-OFDM while a dashed curve represents ADO-OFDM.

The VIRA temperature profile for the low latitude (< 30°) is also plotted by a dashed curve for comparison.

Repeating the procedure with m from 80 to 200, in a step of 10, the results are presented as a dashed curve.

Figure 2 shows a comparison of the growth rates with H3 a solid curve and Gompertz a dashed curve.

The predicted threshold given by Equation (3), shown as a dashed curve on Figure 4, proves to be accurate: instances of fixation or near fixation on complete pathways (represented by black shapes) lie on the right of the dashed curve.

Throughout this article, a horizontal line indicates the phosphate backbone, a solid curved line indicates an arc and a dashed curved line encloses a region and denotes its two terminal bases that may be paired or unpaired.

In this figure a horizontal line indicates the phosphate backbone, a dashed curved line encloses a subsequence and denotes its two terminal bases which may be paired or unpaired.

Fig. 8 The full numerical solution to (Eq. 2) plotted in a blue solid curve along with the full numerical solution to (Eq. 9) plotted in a red dashed curve.

In the physiological membrane potential range, it is highly similar to our Boltzmann fit of Figure 1(c), which appears in Figures 4(a) and 4(c) as a dark gray dashed curve.

The observed mobility spectrum in the presence of excess total PSA was fit with a curve that represented the weighted sum of the curves of the following three proteinaceous species: 0.74 nM unliganded antibody at 150 kDas; 1.98 nM antibody with a total mass of 205 kDas (dashed curve a); and 5.28 nM antibody with a total mass of 275 kDas (dashed curve b).

The silhouette of the shifted 3D structure is shown as a light blue, dashed curve in panel f, superimposed on the pink curve showing the silhouette of the mountain that shifted along the reward-strength axis.