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Examples of vertical axis

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Note the difference in scale for the verticalaxis.
In fact, this means that the real trunk trajectory along the verticalaxis must asymptotically converge on the desired trunk vertical trajectory.
The verticalaxis is the relative blue in the observer's settings.
The verticalaxis shows the percentage of the total duration during one minute of stimulus presentation.
A sequence of measurements of an analogue signal requires values both for time (horizontal axis) and for amplitude (verticalaxis).
The horizontal axis corresponds to wavelength, the verticalaxis to polarization, and the grey scale gives the fluorescence intensity.
The horizontal axis gives the wavenumber, the verticalaxis the angle of the polarization of the incident light, and the intensity is colour coded.
In this example, the verticalaxis represents support for farmers while the horizontal axis indicates concern with ameliorating the environmental impact of farming.
Verticalaxis measures the consumption equivalent loss for an agent who is old at the time period indicated on horizontal axis.
Verticalaxis measures the consumption equivalent loss for an agent who is old at time period indicated on horizontal axis.
Individual sample data are assembled on the verticalaxis, firstly in terrane order, secondly in stratigraphic order.
Figure 3 shows the result in transfers of value (verticalaxis) amongst the current stakeholders, which have been divided according to age-cohort (horizontal axis).
The third monitor measured the verticalaxis and was placed on the sacrum.
The horizontal axis displays the forty-eight vacuum cleaners (on/off), the verticalaxis represents development in time.
The accuracy of this difference value clearly depends on the number of pairs measured for each speaker, displayed on the verticalaxis.
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