Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Horizontal"

Horizontal is an adjective, a row is a subjective. "After the hard day I like being in horizontal position..I lay down on the sofa."

horizontal is across (sideways) and vertical is straight (up and down)

Flat describes something's shape, for example, paper is flat, a book is flat. Flat generally means it has a straight edged face. Horizontal is an orientation, and means 'in line with the horizon' - so a table can be flat AND horizontal, but a wall is flat and NOT horozontal. Generally flat things often are laid horizontal, like paper, a table, a pavement, but often they are not horizontal, but vertical (like a wall, window, car door, tv screen)

"The plus sign has one horizontal line, and one vertical line."

That works! You can also say: "It's kind of dark in here, can you open the blinds?" It's a bit more casual said this way.

Its mostly natural, but it's not "reduce a distortion" but just "reduce distortion", not "on the top model" but "as the top model", not "this piano manufactured" but "piano was manufactured", "not only THE case, but also THE keyboard", and finally not "cleaning of all parts", but "clean all the parts" - hope this helps!

Some of the images in this eBook are presented horizontally. For the best viewing experience, we recommend switching your smart phone or tablet to landscape mode. "we" is often used in instructions like these even if only 1 person is involved. It may be more natural to use "I" or switch to passive voice (e.g. "it is recommended") depending on the context.

In the case of a "horizontal S", then yes, the author is asking you to imagine it rotated 90 degrees. In general though, it simply means an alignment that is wider than it is high. The other respondents illustrated this.

also your formula needs to be outside of the range you are searching. try putting the formula on L1

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