The phrase "all axis" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "all axes." You can use it when referring to multiple dimensions or directions in a mathematical or scientific context.
Example: "The data was analyzed across all axes to ensure comprehensive results."
Alternatives: "all dimensions" or "all directions."
Less remembered is the 1940 or "all Axis" edition of the race when a team directed by Enzo Ferrari competed with the winner, BMW's streamlined 328.
As the historians Samuel Mitcham and Friedrich von Stauffenberg have pointed out, "in Greece all Axis reinforcements and supplies would have to be shipped over a single rail line of limited capacity, running for 1,300 kilometers (more than 800 miles) through an area vulnerable to air and partisan attack".
No single method produced optimal results for all axis orientation parameters when reconstructing movement trials.
All axis definitions provided by the surgeons (i.e., from both the first and second session) were compared with the calculated rotation axis, which provided measures for off-axis alignment by the surgeons before and after teaching of the humeral RD.
With the nail technique, all axis correction must be done at the time of surgery.
The number of comorbid axis I diagnoses was not associated with treatment outcome in the present study most likely because all axis I diagnoses were taken into account.
Russia has closer ties with all the "axis of evil" countries than Europe, so it is a better conduit for diplomatic pressure.
All axis-symmetric specimens are characterized by a constant notch tip radius (less than 0.1 mm), a notch depth of 4 mm and a V-notch angle of 90°.
In 2014, the USMC revealed plans for new V-22 weapons "to increase all-axis, stand-off, and precision capabilities," which may be potentially operated by additional crew members.
Multiple regression of all nine axis scores on all of the transcripts was performed for each phase, and over 5,070 probes associated with at least one axis in either phase.
Predictability of spherical equivalent (SE) was high in all cylinder axis groups as 96% of all eyes were within ± 1.00 D of the achieved SE. § Not significant, χ(4) = 2.18, p = 0.704.
