Sentence examples for up the axis from inspiring English sources

Note that on the left-hand axis of Figure 3, GCR counts decrease going up the axis in order to show the relationship with temperature, since fewer GCRs hypothetically means fewer clouds, less reflected sunlight, and higher temperatures.

And so I plotted out the position of the "loop current," which is this warm current of water in the Gulf of Mexico, and the forecast had the hurricane going right up the axis of this loop current.

Notable characteristics are the dark stem, whose color extends well up the axis of the leaf blade, a deeply cut acroscopic lobe or pinnule at the base of each pinna, and toothed pinna edges.

Clean up the axis labelling: why start from 10 s and not 0 s.

It seems to us a an act of justice that the Manchukuo government, the first puppet government set up by an Axis power, should be the first to crack, and the lession, as we see it, is that 10 years is probably as long as even the most collaborative Quisling can put up with the Axis.

Smaller cavities along one side feed radio-frequency power to pairs of adjacent accelerating cavities in such a way that an alternating electric field is set up along the axis of the overall cylindrical structure.

If the reaction time is increased to 12 h, these Ag2Te nanobelts further curled up along the axis, became half-tubes, and finally grew into nanotubes (Figure 4b).

Because the wave crests match up along the axis of the beam, it gets concentrated into a central spot just 2 micrometers wide--10 times narrower and 100 million times brighter than in earlier atom-focusing efforts, they report in the 22 November issue of Physical Review Letters.

Time and stereo panning constitute the horizontal axis of the sound representation of an image, tone frequency makes up the vertical axis, and volume corresponds to pixel brightness.

In order to speed up the main axis identification, we calculate the Euclidean distance between all possible end points, and select a short list of pairs (e.g., 10 pairs) based on (large) Euclidean distance.

She might be "the one," and the nagging sense that Jon may actually want something more than sex sets up the major axis on which the film turns.