The phrase "axes line" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a line associated with axes in a graph or coordinate system, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The axes line on the graph helps to identify the origin point."
Alternatives: "axis line" or "line of axes".
The reference frames used in dynamics are known as coordinate systems with axes (lines) emanating from a point known as the origin.
But he loved symmetry and geometry, and the way that, if you plotted points on the static x and y axes, lines would start forming and growing.
In this diagram, the variables provided by each one of the three model dimensions are aligned with one of the three axes lines (named after the model) representing a three-dimensional diagram, which start in the center of the circle and extend to the periphery.
Some detractors noted an inconsistency between Dove's position and those of its parent company Unilever, particularly in the marketing of the Axe line of men's grooming products, whose advertising featured the seduction of scantily clad women.
Figure 1 presents the real and imaginary indices of refraction n and k that we determined using laboratory spectra for the three orientations of forsterite: electric field vector parallel to crystal axes (solid line), (dotted line), and (dashed line).
This study is based on the parametric conjugate tooth profiles of bevel gear sets having the properties of invariant speed ratios, fixed skew axes (pitch line), zero length of common perpendicular line, two rotating axes intersecting at a point, etc.
Fig. 4. Geometrical relationship between the principal strain axes (thick lines) at ISA determined for the first sub-Plinian eruption on 26 January , 2011 and the location of Shinmoe-dake crater.
Departments have been cut as vice chancellors and governing teams wield the axe in line with the preferences of the Whitehall pay – or policy masters.
