Sentence examples for listed vertically from inspiring English sources

Listed vertically are participants; the horizontal dimension represents the five days over which the conversation occurred.

As parents drift off to the sound some quaintly call typing, their children are deep inside multiple conversations with their "buddies," pseudonymous pals listed vertically along one side of the screen.

In Figure 13, the blocks of and are listed vertically.

This is because each edge is linked to either side of the bipartite graph with certainty and therefore the sum of occurrence probabilities over all lists (which can be calculated as the row sum if genes are listed vertically or as the column sum if genes are listed horizontally) followed by summing the results over all genes must be 1 for every edge.

Structural classes of SVs are listed vertically in the left-most column, functional classes across the top of the columns.

Ordered loci from faba bean and M. truncatula linkage groups were listed vertically and horizontally, respectively, and dots were positioned on the diagram at the intersection of the locations of the corresponding markers in the two genetic maps.

It differed from its predecessors in that it listed the candidates vertically instead of horizontally.

The pattern recognition challenge posed by the spectral variations across these 23 classes is illustrated in Figure 2. Figure 2 Representative average spectra of the 23 LCVF classes listed in Table 1, vertically offset for clarity.

Johnson said: "In one myopic stroke the Airports Commission has set the debate back by half a century and consigned their work to the long list of vertically filed reports on aviation expansion that are gathering dust on a shelf in Whitehall.

Mr Johnson said: "In one myopic stroke, the Airports Commission has set the debate back by half a century and consigned their work to the long list of vertically filed reports on aviation expansion that are gathering dust on a shelf in Whitehall.

The compound list is a vertically scrollable list of compounds, which are indicated primarily by structure, and annotated by name (if available) and target codes.