Sentence examples for on a horizontal scale from inspiring English sources

It is a cockpit device that indicates the flight path on a horizontal scale of light bars and the angle of the wing on vertical scales.

The signal indicating particular compound is localized on a horizontal scale (chemical shift), and their relative metabolite concentration is determined from the metabolite's peak height.

All 9 categories were listed on the same screen but had to be rated one after the other (from top to bottom of the list) using a sliding cursor that could be moved (by right or left key presses) on a horizontal scale from 0 to 10 (0 = the emotion was not felt at all, 10 = the emotion was very strongly felt).

Dou and co-workers showed a statistically significant correlation between sporadic E and sporadic Na layers on a large horizontal scale of several 100 km over China.

A plot of the magnetic susceptibility and anhysteretic remanent magnetization susceptibility (κARM) on a logarithmic horizontal scale is shown in Fig. 6g.

For both scales, participants were asked to place a cross on a 10 cm horizontal scale to indicate their level of agreement with each item.

A funnel plot is a simple scatter plot with the intervention effect estimates from the included trials (odds ratios and risk ratios should be plotted on a logarithmic scale) on the horizontal scale and the standard error of the intervention effect estimate on the vertical scale [ 13].

Subjective visibility ratings were made on a 21-point horizontal scale labeled 'not seen' on the left end and 'maximal visibility' on the right end.

After T2, two more distractors were displayed.Immediately after the RSVP stream, participants were asked to rate the subjective visibility of T2 ("… indicate how well you have seen the second target …") on a 7-point horizontal scale, labeled "not seen" at the left and "maximal visibility" at the right end.

Patients are asked to indicate the severity of each symptom at its worst 'in the past week' by filling in the appropriate circle on an 11-point horizontal scale anchored by 0='not present' and 10='as bad as you can imagine.' The presence of a symptom was defined as a score of at least '1' on the 11-point Symptom Inventory scale.

The condition (4) suggests that planetary waves can propagate vertically only in the presence of westerly winds that are weaker than a certain critical value (u_c), which depends on the horizontal scale of the wave.