Horizontal stacked plot

Fig. 14.1 Horizontal stack plots of a series of successively reoptimized selective ID shift correlation experiments performed on the N9 amide nitrogen resonance of st chnine (1). The optimization of the long-range delay was varied in 0.5 Hz increments from 3 to 16 Hz. When st chnine was originally studied by one ofthe author s in 1995, a 10 Hz optimization of...

Fig. 8.5 I nversion recovery experiment results for strychnine (2) shown as a horizontal stack plot where the duration of the delay, r, between the 180° and 90° pulses is increased from right to left.

Figures 6-6 and 6-7 are two representations of the two-dimensional (2D) experiment for P-chloroacrylic acid. In Figure 6-6, the stacked representation contains several hundred complete ID experiments, whose closely packed horizontal lines are barely distinguishable. On the diagonal from the lower left to the upper right (as drawn into the plots in Figure 6-4) are the four peaks that arise directly from resonance without magnetization transfer, that is, the components of magnetization that possess the same frequency in t ...

PartiCiO Size Distribution. The particle size distribution is determined by sieving. The Rotap sieving, similar to the ASTM method used for polymer powders (33) is typically used. The method consists of placing a known quantity of the powder in a stack of sieves that are shaken horizontally while being hit at the top with a hammer (34). Alternatively, vibrating sieve sets may be used. The mass of polsrmer on each sieve is measured gravimetrically. From this data, the size distribution may be plotted and the mass-median particle size calculated. 

Dot Plot n A type of quantitative graphical display used for displaying the frequency of categorical data by placing dots along the horizontal axis above the category whose frequency they enumerate. Each dot represents a fixed number of occurrences and the number of dots stacked vertically represents the total number of occurrences for a category. Dot plots are often used to visualize frequency tables. 

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