x-axis znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady x-axis

• The y-axis in the plot is the average score and the x-axis represents the different variant sets.

• The analysis is based on a straightforward perturbation about uniform flow of unit dimensionless speed along the x-axis.

• 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.