1. The ordinate scale is linear in decibels.

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

3. Abscissa sequencing occurs around the process of ordinate measurement

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

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

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

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

8. 17 The cooker is green, to co-ordinate with the kitchen.

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

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

11. 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.

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

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

14. We should also learn how to co - ordinate air and ground operations.

15. An algebraic grid generation technique is used to transform the governing equations into a body fitted rectangular co-ordinate system that allows coincidence of all boundary lines with the co-ordinate lines.

16. Prepare and co - ordinate budgets and standard costing for planning, feedback and control.

17. ‘He has accepted to co-ordinate the invitation to Basilians in the area.’

18. The point (3,2) has 3 as its Abscissa and 2 as its ordinate.

19. Use a minimum of ordinate and abscissa values so they do not run together.

20. Teaches bearings, triangulate, plot co - ordinate grids , compensate for declination and read topographic maps.

21. Arointed, DERATION, DETAINOR, IDARENOT, NADORITE, ORDINATE, READINTO, RODENTIA: See the dictionary definition for RATIONED

22. It &; am # 39 ; s e ential that you co - ordinate the new launch strategy.

23. R is the slope of the straight line and B its ordinate at the origin.

24. The main purpose of reviving the Council was to co-ordinate the republics' independence strategies.

25. His task is to co-ordinate and facilitate the connections between all the administrations concerned

26. Method and device for the illustration of ordinate/abscissa value pairs on a display unit

27. Bridget Ewing has kindly agreed to co-ordinate the tea arrangements for the October meeting.

28. Thus we need a good family doctor to co - ordinate better use of all these medicines.

29. The hydrographic structure transformed onto a co-ordinate system fixed in time is much more similar to the structure obtained by satellite pictures and shows dynamical processes much clearer than in a co-ordinate system fixed in space.

30. Plot this ratio on the abscissa and on the ordinate the ratio of the corresponding masses

31. The words Abscissa, ordinate and applicate are sometimes used to refer to coordinate axes rather than the coordinate values.

32. It would co-ordinate with geographical desks in carrying out ex-ante evaluations of proposed actions.

33. It is a massive exercise to co-ordinate, with fantastic Camaraderies between all the different services

34. The choice of ordinate arises from the empirical observation that A2B 1 is required for chaos.

35. In each case the ordinate shows the relative cleavage at each bond, presented on an arbitrary scale.

36. For 3D diagrams, the names "Abscissa" and "ordinate" are rarely used for x and y, respectively

37. demonstrate that they are able to direct and co-ordinate the work of a large administrative unit

38. 8 One moderator will be the team leader and will co-ordinate the work of the team.

39. GERTH operates as follows: the grouping co-ordinate administrative and financial queries on projects of a scientific nature.

40. - The information demands of the CFCA concerning fishing activities, as needed to co-ordinate deployment of pooled resources

41. In that case time is plotted along the abscissa and vertical position (depth, height, pressure) along the ordinate.

42. The zonal administrators would co-ordinate policies and plans, thus reducing pressure of work on ministries in Thimphu.

43. 13 The ordinate scaling is derived by dividing the area beneath a normal distribution curve into columnar segments of equal area.

44. The Information Society focal point group within Eurostat will co-ordinate the activities of the different units involved.

45. 30 He helped man the bridge and co-ordinate the rescue operation after the crew allegedly abandoned ship.

46. Charitable services, namely administrative services to formulate, co-ordinate, monitor and evaluate projects relating to victims of violence

47. On the abscissa are arranged the fingers, from the reed to the bell, the ordinate indicates their relative stress.

48. First of all, the Commission seeks to co-ordinate the impact of different policy and legal measures on industry.

49. 28 Outhwaite names' champion Peter Nutting is to head a new working party to co-ordinate syndicate action groups.

50. He was mayor of Belfast in 1885-7 and helped co-ordinate the campaign against the home rule bill.

51. Busks come in various lengths, shapes and colours so you can co-ordinate then with your fashion fabric, corset style and body type

52. List of Nodal Officers in States / Union Territories and Missions abroad were prepared and exchanged vice versa to co-ordinate with each other.

53. Plot a calibration curve using these ratios as the ordinate and the corresponding concentrations of benzyl alcohol in mg per millilitre as abscissa

54. They agreed to work closely together on initiatives that would enhance and better co-ordinate global efforts to this end.

55. There are 4 eight-letter words containing A, D, E, I, N, O, R and T: Arointed DERATION ORDINATE & RATIONED

56. The Treasury Board Secretariat (TBS) has also recently established a Transformation Alignment Office to co-ordinate the government's largest transformation initiatives.

57. There was so much to achieve and I fretted endlessly about the work that was needed to co-ordinate it all.

58. 1), in the parabola PAC, AM, the part of the axis AB cut off by the ordinate PM, is the Abscissa of the point P.

59. Heads of Missions were requested to appoint Nodal Officers in the Missions who will co-ordinate with the states in their efforts.

60. The structure images are translated into both co-ordinate directions and the light flux on the scanners will be transformed into electric signals.

61. Plot a calibration curve using these ratios as the ordinate and the corresponding concentrations of benzyl alcohol in mg per millilitre as abscissa.

62. An explanation of a coordinate plane, what an Abscissa is, what an ordinate is, what an ordered pair is, where the origin is located

63. On 7 September 2000 the OPCW and the United Nations signed a co-operation agreement outlining how they were to co-ordinate their activities.

64. Facial cosmetics face, hair, costumes, Baldric effective combination of local, have more co-ordinate the overall grasp of modern people for their own needs.

65. In the diagram, the abscissa measures the private cultural yield to language and creativity (yp) and the ordinate measures the communal cultural yield (yc).

66. ə /; plural abscissae or abscissæ or Abscissas) and the ordinate are respectively the first and second coordinate of a point in a coordinate system:

67. For example, In (2,3), the Abscissa is 2 which is represented on x axis and the ordinate is 3 which is represented on y axis

68. The point that lies on the X axis is known as Abscissa and the point that lies on the Y axis is known as Ordinate

69. 1), in the parabola PAC, AM, the part of the axis AB cut off by the ordinate PM, is the Abscissa of the point P

70. I’m part of the Office of Business Transformation which was created to co-ordinate and provide leadership to accomplish the objectives of the Business Transformation Strategy.

71. Barycentric coordinates are not unique if n > 3, and each co-ordinate wi is a function of the point X as well as the Pi

72. That being said, we have created the Office of Business Transformation (OBT) to provide leadership and direction and co-ordinate our efforts as we move forward.

73. Plot a calibration curve of the concentration of the calibration solutions (7.2) along the abscissa and the absorbance given by the spectrometer (7.4) along the ordinate.

74. It is questioned that thickness curves of concrete structures having uneven surface are directly derived without migrate, and depth is taken directly from ordinate in arithmetic progression.

75. The horizontal axis (abscissa) typically represents the measurement of the azimuth (bearing), and the vertical axis (ordinate) represents the measurement of the range. Signals appear as bright spots.

76. Draw a calibration curve by plotting the average response for each calibration solution along the ordinate and the corresponding concentrations, expressed in μg per millilitre on the abscissa

77. N Abscissa In mathematics: In the conic sections, that part of a transverse axis which lies between its vertex and a perpendicular ordinate to it from a given point of the conic

78. And since the sine of an angle is the point’s ordinate, and the cosine of an angle is the point’s abscissa, the sign of the Cotangent will be positive

79. Construct the calibration curve by plotting the average spectrometer reading for each calibration solution (7.2) along the ordinate and the corresponding concentration of the element, expressed in μg/ml, along the abscissa.

80. (Line Spread Function, NCI Thesaurus) A plot whose ordinate is a quantifier, such as some measure of activity concentration, at points around an annulus in a slice, and whose Abscissa is in …