The phrase "along one axis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving geometry, physics, or data analysis to describe movement, alignment, or variation in a specific direction.
Example: "The data points were distributed along one axis, indicating a clear trend in the results."
Alternatives: "in one direction" or "along a single dimension."
Predictions based on a simple analogue indicate that as compared with in-line dwellings separated by similar walls insulation at each frequency should be about 3 dB better on average with displacement along one axis and about 6 dB better with displacements along both axes.
Namely, phase on orbit coordination and spatial coordination along one axis.
This additional dimension allows for heterogeneity on the surface of the bone along one axis.
No doubt, if you wanted to plot every mugging in the past year on a graph, with distance from home along one axis and degree of upset along the other (though I can't imagine why you would do this — are you crazy?), you could generate a nice scatter diagram showing a positive correlation between the distance of a mugging from someone's house and how upset that person gets when she is mugged.
The apparatus comprised a sealed stainless steel pressure vessel specifically designed such that a state of hydrostatic compression could be created on the test specimen while simultaneously unloading the sample along one axis with an equilibrating tensile pressure.
While an ideal display has little dependence on viewing position, this device has a relative angle invariance along one axis of rotation but a dependence in the other.
The columns were pin-ended subjected to an eccentric load acting along one axis.
It is assumed that the functionally graded macrostructure of these plates is only along one axis.
It is important to note that the anisotropy of growth (elongation along only one axis) can occur using either anisotropic or isotropic wall material; in fact, isotropic material can be used to construct virtually any cell shape.
Even when the language model consists of more than one underlying factor, a ranking can be constructed by projecting onto a a vector that captures variation along more than one axis.
MANOVAs with family as factor and all relevant PCs as response variables suggested that within each cross type, at least one hybrid family was significantly different from another family along at least one axis of shape variation (all test results including the number of PCs used per MANOVA are shown in Additional file 3).
