Sentence examples for horizontal together from inspiring English sources
Each owner value is preceded by an empty slot, called the now front, and a list of member proplets (horizontal); together they constitute a token line.13.13
The mean score for each pair of processing types is shown on the horizontal axis together with the 95%% confidence interval.
The remarkable feature of the proposed system is to apply symmetrically scissor-like structures (SLS) in the horizontal directions, together with a traditional spring-mass-damper system assembled vertically with positive stiffness.
They concluded that the combination of vertical and horizontal sheets, together with a proper epoxy, could lead to a doubling of the ultimate shear load carrying capacity of the beam.
In this paper, the wetting structure close to the boiling surface is identified using the experimental data from an optical probe, obtained during pool boiling of FC-72 on a horizontal surface, together with a mathematical model for the interfacial geometry based on two-phase flow averaging theory.
On the plots, the average pre-lesion retrieval score was represented by a thick horizontal line, together with a dashed line positioned at mean retrieval score minus 2SDs.
The present post hoc validation criteria calculate the RMS for each fixation for both the vertical and horizontal axes together and delete all the fixations with a value above a given threshold (in degrees of visual angle) (see Fig. 5, second column).
Solder the two wires at one end of the horizontal piece together and repeat for the other end (if not soldering, create a solid electro-mechanical connection by tightly twisting the wires together instead of soldering).
Listeners are accustomed to opposing horizontal lines bound together by a shared meter and tempo.
Even Arabic numerals follow this logic: 1 is a single vertical bar; 2 and 3 began as two and three horizontal bars tied together for ease of writing.
It thus enhances global team-building, and encourages the emergence within companies of horizontal communities, bound together by a common function or interest.
