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Перевод: abscissa

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абсцисса [мат.]

Тезаурус:

1. But one's confidence is undermined by infelicities such as "protozoans get by quite nicely with only rudimentary sense cells" and grams for kilograms in the abscissa of a figure.
2. For example, on the diagram the points corresponding to concentration c 3 are joined and extrapolated to intersect with an imaginary line corresponding to the value of kc 3 on the abscissa; similarly all points measured at 90 are joined and extrapolated until the point corresponding to is reached.
3. In constructing the curve of cumulative frequency by weight the abscissa retains its size scaling.
4. Cell extracts (0.3g protein per assay) were incubated for 30min with phospholipid vesicles containing PtdIns(4,5)P 2 at the concentrations of free Ca 2+ indicated at the abscissa.
5. By convention the geologist plots coarse grains to the left of the abscissa and fine to the right.
6. We can plot the current flowing through the channel, which is here shown on the ordinate, as a function of the holding voltage, which is shown on the abscissa here, and when we do that we get a so-called current voltage relationship.
7. The region where the viscous stress makes a large contribution is a small fraction of the total boundary layer thickness (note the change in abscissa scale).
8. Cell extracts (0.3g protein per assay) were incubated for 40min with phospholipid vesicles containing PtdIns(4,5)P 2 at the concentrations of t indicated at the abscissa.
9. For the three cones indicated, we show to the left their individual absorbance spectra, which are typical of those on which we base our classification; the solid curves fitted to the data are templates based on the Dartnall nomogram displaced on a log frequency abscissa.
10. The number of species that featured dwarfs (males of half the female length or smaller) as opposed to equally sized partners was 0:41 in the hunters, 93:66 in the web-builders and 17:3 in the ambushers. b , c , Scattergrams of male (ordinate) and female (abscissa) body size of active hunters (Lycosidae/Pisauridae, wolfspiders; Salticidae, jumping spiders) and sit-and-wait predators (Araneidae, orb spiders; Thomisidae crab spiders).
11. The abscissa scale has been reversed to aid comparisons with colorectal data.
12. The abscissa represents the amount of DNA and the ordinate shows the number of nuclei.