Sentence examples for ordinate as from inspiring English sources

In particular, we propose a numerical method for optimizing the design of the cam profile using a Bézier ordinate as an optimization parameter.

The longitudinal profile of a stream channel may be shown graphically by a plot of altitude (ordinate) as function of horizontal distance in (abscissa).

By considering the moving line, or ordinate, as the moment of the area Newton established the generality of and reciprocal relationship between the operations of differentiation and integration, a fact that Barrow had grasped but had not put to systematic use.

The temporal level (which basically controls loudness in the sound pattern) is shown on the ordinate, as a function of position in the pattern on the abscissa: every other event corresponds to level 0 (20), every second event to level 1 (21), and so forth.

In Figure 3, the mean energy response ΔU i of residue i is presented along the ordinate as a function of residue index.

More importance was attached to ensuring a good fit near the ordinate as values of the variogram at smaller lag separations have more influence in the subsequent kriging.

It is similar to the shock one gets from grief; that moment of seeing oneself suddenly, appallingly out of context, the co-ordinates as off as in a drawing by Escher.

He also co-ordinated as well as critically appraised the results and helped with drafting of the manuscript.

Through useful technology like Join.me and Skype, we are able to co-ordinate just as effectively as we do in the office.

Delegates took turns to attack the government over what they say is the privatisation of the state education system and resolved to step up their campaign by staging demonstrations and co-ordinated strikes as well as lobbying against further academies and free schools at local, regional and national level.

Continuous miniaturization and increased complexity of manufactured components requires new profilometry methods that enable co-ordinate metrology as well as surface metrology.