Sentences with phrase «straight lines plotted»

Favouring geometric shapes (here, straight lines plotted within a square and drawn on the wall in lead pencil), LeWitt established a system based on the repetition of simple shapes.

Not exact matches

A Google search shows Susan Kettner's home address is located in the Bonnie Crest neighborhood of New Rochelle and plotting a line Westbound from the location of the crash shows a direct route running down Wilmot Road straight into Fenimore Road, the heart of the Bonnie Crest neighborhood.

But the perceptron was limited: Consisting of a mere two layers, it could only recognize a «linearly separable» pattern, such as a plot of black dots and white dots that can be separated by a single straight line (or, in more graphic terms, a cat sitting next to a chair).

Plotted on a graph, the speed of a procrastinator's work is a straight line, rising as the deadline gets closer.

Plotting a graph with suitable combinations of these variables on the two axes, the researchers traced a straight line that coincided almost perfectly with the experimental data points.

He then plotted the prediction that comes straight out of MOND in a few lines of algebra.

The idea is that if a plot of the logarithm of the market's value over time deviates upwards from a straight line, it's a clear warning...

The set - up isn't quite as fun as it could be and I sat pretty much straight faced until we get to Vegas; but that problem is remedied once the plot line begins.

In watching it, you waste your Time (97 minutes to be exact, if you stay for the whole credits trying to decompress what you just witnessed and contemplate your own existence), you pray for Death to offer you a sweet release from this monstrosity, and yet you Love every second of it because for all of its deformed themes, insane plot developments and bizarre decisions from top - notch actors to get involved with such a project (Will Smith, Edward Norton, Kate Winslet, Helen Mirren, Keira Knightley, and even more are somehow all present and actually delivering these lines with a straight face), Collateral Beauty is one of the most deliriously entertaining movies of 2016.

With plenty of dumb puns, the straight - line story barely ever hits a plot point in a movie that coasts on its primary conceit of watching dogs talk and interact as if they had a frontal lobe.

While the plot above all seems pretty straight forward, PTA has managed to craft something that truly blurs the lines of comprehension; so much so, that even the most in - tuned PTA aficionado's — myself included — will struggle to decipher the director's latest cinematic conundrum.

Because of this, just about everything stays on a straight line and allows the film's plot to seamlessly move forward.

Requires knowledge of plotting straight line graphs and solving simultaneous equations.

The focus of this lesson could be any of the following: — Plotting straight line graphs; — Rearranging equations; — Simultaneous equations; — Intersection of straight lines; — What it means to «satisfy» an equation; — Implicit vs explicit equations.

Students are provided with structure to facilitate plotting straight line graphs of implicit equations.

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Worksheet of KS3 questions based on Algebra - Level 5 - Plotting straight line graphs y = mx + c Good in class as a worksheet for consolidation, workin...

When plotted in this way, if disruption is truly happening and there is an S - curve developing, the data will fall on a straight line.

When we plot the education data for online learning over the traditional approach, the data since 2000 fall on a straight line, as shown on the right side of Figure 3.

Plotting Table, Gradient & Y intercept, Finding the equation of a straight line.

You can stick to plotting straight line or quadratic graphs if you like but it does also have the functionality of plotting in 3D too.

After working out their table of values and plotting the straight line graph they are given questions that assess their ability to interpret the graph.

The Air War is the eighth novel in your Shadows of the Apt series — how do you keep all the plot lines straight in your head?

I plotted straight - line graphs using Excel.

I used Excel's plotting function to calculate regression equations (i.e., linear, straight - line curve fits) of the dividend amount at Year 10 and at Year 20 versus the percentage earnings yield 100E10 / P.

A puppy that is growing properly will have pretty much a straight line when its growth in ounces is plotted over time.

The latter difference arises from the fact that most GCMs display «time - varying feedback», which results in a curve on a Gregory plot rather than a straight line.

If there happened to be a natural temperature cycle which was at a minimum in 1861 and near a maximum at present, then plotting out temperatures over this time period and drawing a straight line through them could give a misleading impression of the trend.

All this Global Warming if you plot it on a graph with the vertical y - axis incremented in whole degrees you could free hand a straight line starting from the end of the Little Ice Age all the way to the current day and see there has been no dramatic global average temperature change since the turn of the 19th century.

If you don't get a straight line when you plot F — f (T) against T it can only be because f (T) is non-linear.

You however are assuming (it seems to me) that because when you plot net flux against T, you don't get a straight line, that the explanation must be something to do with how fast or slow the ocean heat uptake is.

I usually plot temperature from 1950, but it makes less sense to draw a straight line from 1950 because the rate has sped up a lot since then.

If I go out and measure something, anything, and plot the points of a piece of graph paper, and the points may lie on a straight line, some sort of curve, or there may be so much noise in the data that no trend is apparent, then this is what fits the data.

But if you look at 65 - year climate since 1868 plotted against rising CO2 forcing, making the appropriate allowance for variations in heat from the Sun during that period, you get a perfectly straight line heading upwards at a rate of 1.73 °C per doubling of CO2, as can be seen from this graph.

Plotting activation energy is often done on log paper, to obtain straight lines.

When you plot a scatter diagram of distributions for the two periods, you will find there is little divergence from the straight line passing through the origin and with slope unity.

I would agree with that, if there was some a priori knowledge that in fact the plotted function was known to actually be a straight line buried in Gaussian random noise.

For instance, plotting against in an experiment with an abrupt forcing (such as 4xCO2) should give a straight line (red) if were constant, but instead there is almost always some curvature implying that temperature changes a more for the same forcing change after a century or so than at the start (blue line).

Similarly, a straight line fit on a scatter plot might often have some predictive value — and that sort of thing gets fairly strong presence in undergrad physics courses (and near enough zero on significance).

Another interesting thing I found was that when I plotted ten - year means of GISS AO temperatures against the SRES watts / sq m CO2 forcings for the two scenarios I got an almost perfect straight - line fit (R = 0.998) with a gradient of 0.55 degrees / watt.

The plot line could be straight from a Law and Order episode, with the twist that in this case it was the justice who committed the injustice.

Plotted one against the other, the result looks more like a slightly elongated cloud of dots than a straight line.

Inspired by the gardens at Highrove and Hidcote, this seven - acre plot has been delineated by straight lines to break it up into smaller, more visually manageable areas.