The presentation of data is an arbitrary choice to make the information most clear.
Polar presentation is used where appropriate (great circle maps). And also with certain electrical depictions.
There is even a ternary diagram, in which the data is presented in a triangular fashion. Using this presentation, up to three ratios may be shown.
And of course, with modern presentation methods one may even depict three dimensional depth in the diagram. Commonly used when illustrating subduction zones.
However, if your question referred to your diaphragm, then its up and down motion is a principal one in causing our breathing action.
Up and the lungs empty, down and the lungs refill.
Naturally, your abdominal contents are massaged at the same time.
Inwards breath, and the intestines are compressed, and your girth will increase. Outwards breath and the abdomen will be less compressed.
Note that the contents (volume) of your abdomen does notchange particularly during this regular activity.
The motion of the ribs in expanding is a consequence of the lungs filling, not the primary breathing action itself. If your abdomen is unable to increase its girth, or if the chest is unable to expand, then you will not be able to breathe.
This is what happens to victims of avalanche or of sand tunnel collapse.
And finally, you use your diaphragm muscles to initiate a bowel motion, though once initiated, peristaltic activity takes over. This is a pleasant feeling and you'll feel your bowel evacuating without effort.
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The following will shift the supply curve to the right: cost of resources goes down taxes goes down subsidies goes up government regulations goes down technology/productivity goes up number of sellers goes up future expectations goes down The following will sift the supply curve to the left: cost of resources goes up taxes goes up subsidies goes down government regulations goes up technology/productivity goes down number of sellers goes down future expectations goes up
1s(up,down) 2s(up,down) 2p(up,down)(up,down)(up,down) 3s(up,down) 3p(up,down)(up,down)(up,down) 4s(up,down) 3d(up,down)(up,down)(up,down)(up,down)(up,down) 4p(up,down)(up,down)(up) All the ups+the downs should equal 35, the number of electrons in Bromine.
when supply goes down the price goes up>
As temperature goes up, the volume goes down
The profit goes down when sales go up because either expenses go up too or price per item goes down.
The price goes down, and the quantity supplied goes up
When the supply goes down, the price goes up because there is a shortage and there are less to be sold. When supply goes up on account of high prices, the price goes down because there is a surplus. If the demand goes up, the price goes up because people will pay more for it than usual. If the demand goes down due to the increased price, the price goes down.