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The y-axis represents fraction total organic carbon remaining.
The graphics next to the y-axis show ellipses with the corresponding aspect ratio.
But rather than representing a discrete set of frequencies (or notes), the y-axis then represents a continuum of pitch.
The small y-axis values indicate that suppression is similar in the two eyes.
The flowering index is shown with grey shading, with y-axis ticks indicating increments of five.
Results are shown for two mutation rates at the neutral locus, l 10- (primary y-axis, continuous lines) and l 5i10-% (secondary y-axis, dotted lines).
The y-axis denotes the average time (in microseconds) to allocate and release one message.
Changes in the y-axis scale should be noted.
In terms of the metaphor, the y-axis is energy, and the darkness of the line is the proximity of the particle to the observer.
The axis of the first rotation is parallel to the xz-plane and the second rotation is parallel to the y-axis.
The x-axis shows time period and the y-axis shows percent correct in obligatory contexts.
The fruit index is shown with gray shading, with y-axis ticks indicating increments of five.
In the graph, x-axis indicates the distance in microns and y-axis fluorescence intensity in arbitrary units.
A stationary solitary wave is formed at some position, and the y-axis of the cartesian coordinate system is located at its crests, as indicated.
Simulation of the improvement in the deviations along the y-axis after correcting the error in the encoder or leg lengths.
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