Sentence examples for period axis from inspiring English sources

Grid lines are also plotted in the figure to aid the eye at midnight along the time axis and at semi-annual, annual, quasi-biennial, and solar cycle periodicities along the period axis.

Grid lines at semi-annual, annual, quasi-biennial, and solar cycle periodicities along the period axis, and at midnight along the time axis are shown to aid the eye.

This includes the normalization of the period axis with respect to the duration of the ground velocity pulses recorded in the near-fault region.

As before, the synaptic plasticity profiles are changed only by shifting them along the period axis.

The distinct plasticity profiles (Fig. 9a1) are produced by simply shifting one profile along the intrinsic period axis.

They share the same plateau for the peak region and the differences of C sm values along the rest of the period axis are insignificant.

Unlike the other examples, the actual vector-space of demographic time shown in Brinks et al. (2014) Fig. 2 only identifies a subset of the times-measures implied by the model of the authors, namely age (y-axis), period (x-axis), birth cohort (implied by a linear combination of age and period) and duration of disease (z axis).

Here are three of the most interesting trends from the data: This graph is certainly one of the more interesting created by Sauve and compares the number of attempts made during the four-hour period (x axis) against how well they did (y axis).

While these adaptive changes were largely reversed within 2 weeks of removal of the young, in the early weaning period, HPA axis activity showed a marked suppression of basal corticosterone secretion and the re-emergence of stress responsiveness, which was characterized by a highly prolonged pattern of activation.

This process is called as chunking, and the period (x-axis) can be of different time length (P) depending on the application where it is used (Miller et al. 2015).

The proportion of positive to negative sentiment is less than 20% for all concepts in a sub-period (y axis).