The phrase "a plot of action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the storyline or sequence of events in a narrative, such as a book, movie, or play.
Example: "The film's plot of action kept the audience on the edge of their seats from start to finish."
Alternatives: "a storyline of events" or "a sequence of actions".
Hydrogen ions do not appear in Reaction 1 so a plot of the mass-action expression on the left-hand side of eq 5 vs pH should yield horizontal trends.
We note that the profiles of ACT, REP, and APD obtained in this work, for both pure electrophysiology and electromechanics simulations, are similar to other works [ 29, 30]. Figure 5 shows a plot of the repolarization time and action potential duration taken from the the center of endocardial surface to the epicardial surface.
Rather, "Moneyball" (which I discuss in this clip) offers that synergistic joy of a script that incisively represents its subject, performances that bring it to life with swing, and a clear but surprising plotting of action along the story's thematic axes.
(I have a hard time following the plots of action movies).
This shoulder was clearly visible in phase plots of action potentials from ChAT+, but not ChAT− neurons (figure 6B).
This alarm signals that we need to plot a course of action, whether the threat comes from a stubbed toe, loneliness, or the absurd plight of Sisyphus.
If DCF set out to plot a course of action that would inflict the most devastating injuries on Jane Doe, it has succeeded.
Notably, it was Mr. Bush's aides, not the candidate, who plotted a course of action when the campaign was in crisis after Mr. Bush lost the New Hampshire primary.
You won't know ahead of time which distribution channels are going to be useful, so you need to start plotting a course of action in tandem with development.
Then things went south fast, escalating perilously like the plot of an action movie, or "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" in previews.
