The phrase "a second contour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to design, art, or mapping where multiple layers or outlines are being discussed.
Example: "The artist added a second contour to the drawing to enhance the depth and dimension of the figure."
Alternatives: "an additional outline" or "a secondary outline".
Finally, the data matrix containing all spot-related values, a first contour plot, and an overview of the measurement parameters was displayed by the software.
In a second step, contour junctions are localized and read out from the distributed representation of boundary groupings.
The second contour encloses six adjacent facets sharing a common vertex.
After the second contour is created, it is current.
Two contours are created; the second contour is current after it is created.
Note that within 'frm1', only the second contour created is current.
Our second contour map (Fig. 1 B) comparing amniotic fluid glucose with IGFBP1 showed that higher amniotic fluid glucose (>7.5 mmol/l) in combination with lower concentrations of amniotic fluid IGFBP1 (<3 μg/ml) were associated with a higher risk of mothers subsequently having a diagnosis of GDM.
Upon the completion of the gravity data acquisition and processing for an area, the following interpretation steps (e.g., Grant and West 1965; Hinze et al. 2013) are applied in order to estimate the characteristic parameters of a buried target: First, contour the measured residual gravity data (regardless whether these data were acquired in a disordered or an ordered pattern).
Second, contour-based segmentation methods aim at retrieving the sets of pixels which form the contours themselves.
These forces act on the first and the second contours and compensate each other if the lengths of the contours are equal; if the lengths are not equal, then this effect (together with a force acting perpendicular to a jet) favors the compression of the more narrow part of a jet during the Rayleigh instability.
