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I have a set of 3 datasets which I want to plot in MATLAB, but the 'x' axis, I want to give in the form of a circle instead of of straight bottom line. Any idea on how to do it?
An example plot:
The normal command for plotting in MATLAB is plot(x, data...
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Michaël
The following is a complete example to show how to map the data from a line axis.
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Maybe someone more familiar with the topic can help me to simplify or write the question correctly. We are looking for metrics on JQuery or even other JS Frameworks in comparison with the use of straight javascript. I don't beleive in the lines of code...
Started by Geo on
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If I don't have to write that myself, obviously....
The reason I use jQuery is for the browser compatibility .
Using jQuery, you write less, (I mean it's in jQuery's motto even!), but LOC is a ridiculous measurement .
The 'time saved' metric is as good as any.
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So I'm attempting to move a ScatterViewItem from 1 point to the another. I've tried using PointAnimation. However, after the animation completes I can't move the item from the To point. I can spin the item and scale it, but for some reason can not move...
Started by Joe G on
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Even with FillBehavior set to Stop, there are certain occasions where it just doesn't work .
I guess you need to use FillBehaviour of the POintAnimation to FillBehavior="Stop"
Although you already have an accepted answer I'd like to add a point here .
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Okay, so this is a straight math question and I read up on meta that those need to be written to sound like programming questions. I'll do my best...
So I have graph made in flot that shows the network usage (in bytes/sec) for the user. The data is 4 ...
Started by Anthony on
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I figured out the area of the graph....
Since the lines between real data points are drawn straight, this can the line, but experiments with much simpler graphs makes this seem just far too high.
Their bandwidth usage for that moment.
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Every so often someone will ask how they can get thin lines with pastels. I'd like to show you what I do. I will also add how I get "straight lines". I'm sure many of our WC pals can add to these actions.
Letter A shows a drywall sanding screen (home ...
Started by Dcam on
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I will happily try them for....
Anyway, I just lay the pastel on its edge and slightly press to get the line, then move.
A mystery to me.
I don't know why a downward stroke tends to leave a heavier line.
With it - at least that works for me.
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I have this executable that queries a remote server for a command, executes it on the local machine and returns the stdout (and also possibly stderr) from it back to the server.
This executable runs just fine if called from the command line (as root),...
Started by kolrie on
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So from the command line (as root), but I found it's failing for some commands when executed.
A lot of environment variables that you normaly have in the command line will be missing.
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EAT THIS YOU STRAIGHT LINE PHUCKSTICKS!!!
:smt097
http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v...srn8&vq=medium
YBBitch:
:supz:
Started by Dr. Detroit on
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Re: EAT THIS YOU STRAIGHT LINE PHUCKSTICKS!!!
been on here before...if he was driving a chevy i would be impressed Re: EAT THIS YOU STRAIGHT LINE PHUCKSTICKS!!!
Looks like he drank to many Monster energy drinks to me.
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[DnD 3.5] Do you have to charge in a straight line?
My group kind of shifts around a bit on whether or not you have to charge in a perfectly straight line.
Can anyone tell me if it's really required or not, and a source for this answer?
Thanks.
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Re: [DnD 3.5] Do you have to charge in a straight line?
Well, you have to make a perfectly straight....
Re: [DnD 3.5] Do you have to charge in a straight line?
SRD link: http://www.d20srd.org/srd/combat the Psionic Charge feat.
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Perfect straight or curved grind line before hand sand?
How perfect are your grind lines before you hand sand? I'm having the devil of a time getting the line perfect first with a hollow grind, using an 8 inch wheel for a 3 inch cutting edge for about...
Started by EdgeCraft on
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I very often use ....
Practice practice practice! If your bevels aren't clean and crisp coming off the grinder, it will only take (much) longer to straighten them out by hand-sanding .
I've never even tried a hollow grind, but I imagine the same applies.. .
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Smith&Wesson Straight Line!!! happy happy
I bought this Straight Line several years ago. The gun itself is
in very good conition, the straight line was way before it's time. The
case was in really bad shape. Metal insert was there and tools but the
green...
Started by gjamison on
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The Straight Line was not popular because.
Beutifull handgun.
Now thats a S&W worth owning.
Thats a sweet little pistol man.
Never even heard of one.
A Straight Line but no case or tools.
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