The phrase "horizontal area" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a two-dimensional area that has a flat horizontal surface. For example, "The pond has a large horizontal area of still water."
Then the two closest vertical levels are added, and the analysis is started over by first considering only the horizontally closest grid point (now in more levels) and then consecutively increasing the horizontal area (as it was done for the single level domain before).
To derive the aspect ratio, the maximum horizontal area of a colony was determined using the reconstructed 3D ePD image.
In contrast, the infiltration on a given projected horizontal area increases with the slope angle.
The diameter of an imaginary circle, the area of which is identical to this maximum horizontal area, was defined as the diameter of the colony.
He also lost his fights with Harrison, who insisted on reducing the horizontal area of the Conference Building by putting it on two levels and on forgoing the use of overhanging sun screens on the facade of the Secretariat.
In a brightly Mozartean quartet, Jonah Bokaer and Marcie Munnerlyn, in one set of steps, move to and fro along the stage's rear horizontal area, while Rashaun Mitchell and Jennifer Goggans, in another, pass back and forth along its midground.
The company focuses on three horizontal areas: voice recognition, natural language processing, and computational imagery.
The trapezoidal tank was virtually divided into three equally horizontal areas (bottom, middle, and top) in order to evaluate vertical exploratory activity.
A vehicle's horizontal areas to be used in locating the deformation for three independent extents and three composite extents are 'P', 'F', 'B' and 'Y', 'Z', 'D', respectively.
Once your vertical sections are done, you can fill your horizontal areas with septic stone – 1" to 2" (2-5cm) stone.
For instance, windowsills are excellent for smaller items and other horizontal areas (book shelves, top of the piano, coffee tables, end tables) work for the remaining larger items.
