Sentence examples for red plot from inspiring English sources
Here, we show an example of residual power for each subcarrier in Fig. 4. The subcarrier corresponding to the red plot is misdetected as a non-superposed band in Eq. (19), because it is smaller than the threshold.
Under the superposed band detection based on the superposition probabilities, we can fix the misdetection when the superposition probability of only the red plot is larger than 0.5 among all the plots smaller than the threshold.
A last observation, which was not seen in the case of the commercial microbeads, is the presence of tiny peaks within each azimuthal TE and TM mode more clearly seen in the red plot of Fig. 8.
The example in Fig. 8 shows that the original Gardner (red plot) systematically underestimates the density hence the magnitudes of the absolute errors are greater compared to the local fits (green plot).
The effect of annealing on SWNT films of different M-SWNT content was first examined, with results from the 30 measurements presented in Figure 2. It was found that M-SWNT gave positive response to annealing (Figure 2, red plot): the higher the metallic content, the better reduction in the sheet resistance.
In Figure 11, the red plot is the time series evaluated without any object (during the first flight), while the green and the blue lines represent the results obtained when the metal plate was placed above and under the terrain (second and third flight).
Elsewhere, I kept seeing single Rainier trees in red cherry plots — the Rainiers are fussier to grow than the red varieties, but are worth it since they're pollinizers.
Sinister, eh? Nobody sees more red plots than a former leftie, and Peter used to belong to the Socialist Workers Party.
The bottom panel depicts the actual and predicted class labels with blue and red plots, respectively.
Across all following figures, red plots correspond to final reward values of the purely planning composition strategy (experiment e 1).
The panels show the distributions counted in PNAS 1999 2013 (red plots), and those counted in the papers of each science category (blue diamonds).
