Sentence examples for axis above from inspiring English sources

Their leaves, which are less than 2 metres (6.5 feet) long, are linear, obovate (the widest axis above the middle), or ovate (the widest axis below the middle) in shape.

The apparently continuous void extending along the central axis above this height in the time-averaged 3D image was thus identified, using ultra-fast MR imaging, as representing the averaged paths of released bubbles.

Physisorption of H2 outside the CNT with a vertical orientation to the tube axis above the center of a hexagon surface is the most stable state of physisorption and its binding energy is very weak, −0.792 kcal/mol.

b The tectonic shortening model, which the earthquake is caused by the localized extension near the anticlinorium axis above a major convergent fault interface.

The five lines, obtained from the uninhibited enzyme and from four different concentrations of CC-EO, intersected to the left of the 1/v axis above the 1/S axis.

For this purpose, we plot the surfaces for the evolution of intrinsic phase and period (previously drawn on separate coordinate axes in Fig. 7) on the same coordinate axis, above and below the z = 0 plane, and denote by the axes z 1 and z 2, respectively in Fig. 8.

The optimized solution yielded advanced tokamak profiles with q values on-axis above 2.

These residues had some positive density, but the electron density extended across the same crystallographic 2-fold axis noted above and then weakened, and we left this small section of density uninterpreted.

A beak orientation of 0° indicates that the beak was oriented parallel to the X axis in the above view.

The trajectories are the same as in Fig. 3 but they are now viewed along the z-axis above the northern hemisphere.

The results suggest, in contrast to predictions by the other two models, that nitrogen fixation at night is possible without associated production of potentially inhibitory or toxic fermentation products (all points in Figure 4B located on the y-axis above the origin).