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Meanings of ordinates in English
Usage of ordinates in English
1
He does not see the combinations of the abscissas and ordinates very clearly.
2
The apparatus traces a curve whose ordinates give the number of coulombs sought.
3
The abscisses represent the times, and the ordinates the amperes.
4
Hastily I estimated its ordinates, and calculated the curve.
5
The heavy solid line of Figure 33 joins the points on the ordinates at which these values are located.
6
Divide AB into a convenient number of fractional parts, and record the height of the ordinates at those parts.
7
The preceding tables, in which the ordinates represent the number of correct reproductions and the abscissas the age, are interesting.
8
The ordinates of the curve will then be G¹ N¹ and G¹ O¹-Fig.2-andthestability curve will be as at C-Fig.
9
For the lines of beauty there are no abscissae and ordinates; circles and ellipses are not described by means of their algebraicalformulae
10
Ordinates indicate magnitude of response.
11
55, wherein the abscissæ are the values of time in seconds and the ordinates the current.
12
133 and 134 the temperature is represented (along the ordinates) in the scale of 1 mm.
13
Now ordinate love belongs to charity; while inordinate love belongs to wickedness.
14
And she must have ordinate diet, nother too scarce, ne too full.
15
In mechanics, the amplitude of a wave is the maximum ordinate.
16
If ordinate, then, since he had grace, he thereby merited beatitude.