The phrase "a function of horizontal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, physics, or any field where relationships between variables are discussed, particularly when describing how one variable depends on another in a horizontal context.
Example: "The speed of the object is a function of horizontal distance traveled over time."
Alternatives: "dependent on horizontal" or "related to horizontal".
Numerical predictions are presented for the local time-averaged liquid velocity and gas fraction at various axial heights as a function of horizontal or radial position.
Previous work by the authors described the initial work on a luminous flux and illuminance predictive model for straight light pipes, using a basic equation for illuminance distribution as a function of horizontal distance.
To eliminate the effect of errors derived from the conversion procedure from ZWD to PWV, we analyzed ZWD instead of PWV. Figure 5 shows the correlation coefficient of ZWD of the Uji network as a function of horizontal distance.
(9)We evaluated the maximum frequency for the 3D FDM simulation on the EIC and the ES as a function of horizontal distance in the model and minimum wavespeed (Fig. 9).
When a bicycle or motorcycle negotiates a curve at high speeds, the driver or rider tilts the vehicle at an angle that is a function of horizontal speed and radius of curvature of the curve thus reducing the magnitude of lateral acceleration on the vehicle.
An estimation of the thickness is given as a function of the horizontal bed dimension.
The angle of the curvilinear fibre path is introduced as a function of the horizontal Cartesian coordinate.
Figure 7 shows the background error correlation of PWV derived from a numerical model as a function of the horizontal distance.
For this experiment and the next 2, the RSS values are shown as a function of the horizontal internode distance for different transmit power levels.
Furthermore, the removal efficiency, defined by the number ratio of detached particles to total particles, was analyzed as a function of the horizontal and vertical vibration accelerations.
The results indicated that reaction time to detect a light-change target increased and accuracy decreased as a function of the horizontal location of the light-change target and as a function of the distance from the driver.
