- and the
ordinate refers to the y
coordinate of a
standard two-dimensional graph. The
distance of a
point from the y
axis,
scaled with the x
axis, is called...
- axes (plural
of axis)
of the system. The
point where they meet is
called the
origin and has (0, 0) as coordinates. Similarly, the
position of any
point in...
-
polar axis. For a
given angle θ,
there is a
single line
through the pole
whose angle with the
polar axis is θ (measured
counterclockwise from the
axis to...
- Italy, and
other countries of the
Axis Powers governing their relationship. The
Tripartite Pact
formally allied the
Axis Powers with one another, and...
- for dry air up to 0.03 (lbmw/lbma) on the
right hand ω-
axis, the
ordinate or
vertical axis of the chart. *
Specific enthalpy:
These are
oblique lines...
- or x-
axis,
while 'vertical'
values (
of depth, height, pressure, etc.) are
plotted along the
ordinate, or y-
axis. The
alternate orientation of axes may...
-
intercepted between the
axis and the
curve are the
ordinates. The
Apollonian relationship between these abscissas and the
corresponding ordinates are
nothing more...
- Libya, from 26 May to 21 June 1942.
Axis troops of the
Panzerarmee Afrika (Generaloberst
Erwin Rommel)
consisting of German and
Italian units fought the...
- to the
fixed point of origin (which is
located on a
fixed polar axis, or
zenith direction axis, or z-
axis); the
polar angle θ
of the
radial line r; and...
- to yaw and pitch)
of the
imaging device,
though electronic image stabilization can also
compensate for
rotation about the
optical axis (roll). It is mainly...