The phrase "at the axis" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means "located or situated on the axis." Example: The Earth's rotation causes the sun to appear to rise and set over a 24-hour period, as viewed from a point at the axis of the Earth.
"Seven in One Blow; or the Brave Little Kid," at the Axis Theatre.
To think that I'm really here after all, I thought, at the altar, at the axis mundi, the center of life.
It's not formally tricky, and while there are a few slides employed, the presentation at the Axis Theater is unfussy.
The cutting force signals are taken from the current at the axis motor drivers for a sensorless instrumentation approach.
The slider is an arm equipped with a carbon contact that rotates on an axle located at the axis of the toroid (i.e. through the doughnut hole).
The flow-through annular reactor was irradiated with a polychromatic lamp located at the axis of the annulus.
"SEVEN IN ONE BLOW, OR THE BRAVE LITTLE KID," an interactive play with music based on the Brothers Grimm tale, by Axis Company at the Axis Theater, 1 Sheridan Square, at Seventh Avenue, Greenwich Village, for the next two weekends.
Close your eyes during the play, which is receiving its New York premiere at the Axis Company, and the effect is of thoughts moving restlessly through a mind on the threshold of sleep.
The difference between the mean fluid temperature in the pipes and the temperature at the axis of the pile is analysed in four components.
The pretender to Reagan's legacy sounded like a cowboy when he lashed out at the "axis of evil" in his 2002 state of the union address and then proceeded to act like one.
They result from cold seawater percolating down into the hot oceanic crust through the zone of fissures and returning to the seafloor in a pipelike flow at the axis of the neovolcanic zone.
