The phrase "horizontal domain" is correct and can be used in written English.
It describes the area or scope in which something operates or has influence, but in a horizontal rather than vertical manner. One example of using "horizontal domain" in a sentence could be: "In this study, we examined the effects of leadership styles on employee satisfaction in the horizontal domain of team dynamics."
To achieve high computational performance, mapping horizontal domain onto an optimal block size is proposed.
For simplicity, the system is assumed to be infinite in x so that there are no vertical boundaries or horizontal domain dimensions to account for.
Existing techniques generally consider horizontal domain and vertical domain independently; therefore, relevant beamforming is implemented in horizontal and vertical domains separately.
Here we use three overlapping definitions, that is, overlapping in only the horizontal domain, in only the vertical domain, and in both domains.
If we now divide this horizontal domain into (N_{0}) divisions, the horizontal separation between any two neighbouring points in the (C_{1}) streamline would then naturally be (Delta x = (x_{{AB(C_{1} )}} /N_{0} )).
(a) Uniform and non-overlapping, (b) uniform and overlapping only in the horizontal domain, (c) uniform and overlapping only in the vertical domain, and (d) uniform and overlapping in both domains.
Table 2 shows an overview of all horizontal domain-vertical level combinations considered in this study.
The horizontal domains are increased until a maximum scale of 25°.
Number of grid points, scales of the horizontal domains, as well as vertical levels change for the different reanalyses because of their different spatial resolutions.
Figure 4 shows values of SSclim, at a monthly resolution, for increasing horizontal domains at the respective vertical levels for which the highest mean SSclim occurs for each of the reanalyses.
In our analysis, each of the horizontal domains is combined with each of the vertical level combinations In the optimum domain analysis of this study we disregard the assessment of domains not centered around the study site (as proposed, e.g., by Brinkmann 2002).
