Sentence examples for horizontal aspect from inspiring English sources

Vertical exaggeration is defined as the vertical to horizontal aspect ratio of a reflection seismic cross section in depth.

Yet the design is formally Classical, and its horizontal aspect as a colonnade solves the problem of a visual transition between the dome and the horizontal lower structure of the building.

In both soil types, most part of RB (60 to 70%) was concentrated near the sugarcane row (horizontal aspect) and within the top 0.4 m of depth (vertical profile), indicating that much of the root system is retained within the planting furrow.

Secondly, there is the "horizontal" aspect of sector and technological systems of innovation in each of the nested layers.

Over the last 100 years, motion pictures have been almost exclusively produced in a horizontal aspect ratio for theaters, projectors, televisions and computer screens (e.g. 4 3 and 16:9).

Professional photographers have always used the vertical aspect ratio to capture extraordinary images, which explains why some compositions are better suited for a vertical aspect ratio than a horizontal aspect ratio.

The nature of the ECP and the issue of application of innovations is multidimensional, therefore the problem ought to considered in vertical and horizontal aspects.

In contrast, composers, especially the great ones, have shown more interest in the horizontal aspects: the movement of the individual melodic lines and long-range relationships of musical design and texture, the balance between vertical and horizontal forces, existing between these lines.

But we concede — and illustrate — that it will often be difficult to separate out the vertical and horizontal aspects of particular disputes, and that in some horizontal disputes the polarization costs of state litigation may be worth paying.

The Commission approved the amended Terms of Reference as proposed, noting that they reflected the emphasis on the horizontal aspects of the Committee's work.

If one wants to include both the vertical and the horizontal aspects, it seems natural to turn to networks as a format to represent language history.