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The y-axis in the plot is the average score and the x-axis represents the different variant sets.
The more labeled training sentences the parser receives (x-axis) the better its performance on test data (y-axis).
For a sufficiently large negative anisotropy, the cumulative effect can evenly suppress the non-resonant filamentation mode along x-axis.
In each plot, the magnitude of the intercept is plotted along the y-axis, and the country-level variable along the x-axis.
We need to compute emission just along the x-axis.
The x-axis depicts time from critical stimulus onset (which occurs at the vertical bar), while the y-axis depicts voltage.
The x-axis depicts time from critical stimulus onset (indicated by the vertical bar), while the y-axis depicts amplitude in microvolts.
Subjects are only shown on the x-axis when they occurred in at least four obligatory contexts.
To visualize this, we generated new graphs by plotting the rank of a candidate's score on the x-axis.
In the new and the old stable, letters under the x-axis correspond to treatments as listed in the text.
Helminth species are ranked from most to least abundant on the x-axis.
There are no constraints on the qualitative magnitudes, since the point at which f crosses the x-axis is not + known.
The dotted line in the plane of the x-axis represents the cutoff level for significant probability of coiled-coil structure.
The reason for the slight distortion of the symmetry of the radiation pattern with respect to the x-axis is the asymmetry of the meander coil.
The regions along the x-axis at which the u- and v -components change signs correspond to the stagnation points on the shear layers.
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