Sentence examples for a shared axis from inspiring English sources

"My aim would be to replicate the Royal Shakespeare Company's original principle of a shared axis," says Hands. "Productions would originate in both venues, then swap over, as used to be the case between London and Stratford".

Attention and decision-making are abilities that operate from a shared axis in our brains, so it's no surprise that something affecting one would also affect the other.

The 2D candidate locations from each view were combined into 3D candidates by matching their coordinates on the shared axis (horizontal axis).

All species showed similar trajectories of phenotypic divergence along the shared axis; however, differences between fragmented and unfragmented populations were not significant for all species (Gambusia sp., t = −1.5, P = 0.129; G. hubbsi, t = −0.5, P = 0.622; G. manni, t = −4.9, P < 0.001).

3D reconstruction of centriolar proteins without a shared symmetry axis.

Four-color 3D reconstruction of centriolar proteins with a shared symmetry axis.

Arrays of bistable dynamic dot quartets appear to have a shared motion axis and switch interpretations synchronously [25], [26].

A particularly helpful graph to analyze association of liver test changes with adverse events and concomitant medication is a patient profile, defined as synoptic presentation of line plots for all three items along a shared time axis.

The performance among the models is so different, that the histograms of D T estimates cannot be plotted along a shared x-axis.

There are a several ways to create a grid of plots; in this example we use the strip_chart command to create three vertically-aligned plots which have a "shared" or "common" X axis (so that changes to the scaling or limits of one X axis is automatically reflected in all three plots).

Taken together, the current data suggest that the role of Nodal signaling in patterning the D/V axis is a shared feature among ambulacrarians while this pathway has been co-opted in hemichordates for mesoderm formation (and potentially for patterning the A/P axis) prior to the divergence of the chordate lineage.