ordinate|ordinates in English

noun

[or·di·nate || 'ɔrdnət /'ɔːdɪnət]

vertical axis on a mathematical graph; arbite

Use "ordinate|ordinates" in a sentence

1. The data processing device is preferably intended for determining co-ordinates, for transformating co-ordinates in the satellite positioning system to the terrestrial co-ordinate system of the total station, and for testing the consistency of the measurement data.

2. The ordinate scale is linear in decibels.

3. Synchronous: In data transmission, signals co - ordinate by timing pulses.

4. Note that you can use the Abscissae to find the corresponding ordinates

5. 1997: Creation of a calculator for universal transformation of co-ordinates.

6. Abscissa sequencing occurs around the process of ordinate measurement

7. • Co-ordinates with adjacent U.S. border facility and road access network;

8. Transverse forces acting in the positiveco - ordinate direction are positive.

9. A heuristic processor (44) is used to transform delayed co-ordinates by QR decomposition and least squares fitting so that they are fitted to non-delayed co-ordinates.

10. Abstract: Tri - ordinate measuring machine is an efficient measuring instrument.

11. Graphs should be boxed and ordinates and Abscissions marked with index lines

12. Do we need to co - ordinate with the ward clerk?

13. The staff on duty co-ordinates with other agencies involved for taking appropriate measures.

14. A0130 Absolute vorticity Vorticity measured in an absolute co-ordinate system.

15. 17 The cooker is green, to co-ordinate with the kitchen.

16. Graphs should be boxed and ordinates and Abscissions marked with index lines

17. Graphs should be boxed and ordinates and Abscissions marked with index lines

18. To direct and co - ordinate the work of QC line supervisor.

19. Upon receipt of properly authorized customer demand, co - ordinate sizing effort.

20. This is done with a transformation from a co-ordinate system fixed in space to a co-ordinate system fixed in time using results of a numerical tidal model.

21. the need to cross several X variables (abscissa) and Y variables Y (ordinates).

22. Method of determining absolute spatial co-ordinates of at least one point on a reflecting surface

23. If the ranking of the abscissa is respected on the ordinates, then the chart is reliable.

24. To co - ordinate with other departments to improve work and solve problems.

25. A forum to co - ordinate regulators – the International Competition Network – already exists.