The phrase "axial core" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to anatomy, engineering, or any field that discusses central structures or components.
Example: "The axial core of the structure provides essential support and stability to the overall design."
Alternatives: "central axis" or "main core".
This paper describes the Group Method of Data Handling (GMDH) algorithm to reconstruct 20-node axial core power shapes from five-level in-core detector power measurements.
Significant local buckling and cyclic deterioration behavior were observed for the specimens with the b/t ratio of around 8.5 when the axial core strain reached 1.4%, causing 13% reduction in energy dissipation.
The results show that the value of the lateral thrust generated by the core during its high-mode buckling increases, possibly up to very high values, with the gap/core thickness ratio, the axial core strain, and the cumulated plastic deformation of the core.
For instance, models proposed by Belmont et al. contain an axial core of the chromosome to which an irregularly packed fiber of various thicknesses is attracted [ 115].
Other colonial traits such as axial core composition and stiffness differ considerably within species owing to the preferred level of water movement [ 15].
These anatomical connections reflect the Hb-IPN's complex role as a central axial core of connectivity that links diverse forebrain and midbrain structures, suggesting that the Hb-IPN axis modulates cognition and behaviour under the control of monoaminergic centres (Klemm, 2004; Lecourtier and Kelly, 2007; Kobayashi et al., 2013).
During mitosis, Topoisomerase II is associated with the axial cores that run the length of condensed chromosome arms, but is also specifically concentrated at the centromere regions [38] [43].
First, examination of HIM-3, a meiosis-specific protein that localizes to the axial cores of synapsed homologous chromosomes during pachytene, and SYP-1 and SYP-2, proteins of the central region of the synaptonemal complex, confirms that lin-41 null mutant oogenic cells proceed directly from late pachytene into M phase.
Since HIM-3 is a meiosis-specific chromosome protein that localizes to the axial cores of synapsed homologous chromosomes during pachytene (Zetka et al. 1999), these results indicate that lin-41 mutant oogenic cells possess a meiotic fate at the time of their initial M-phase entry.
However, the expression level of Stra8 in these cells was much lower than that in female gonocytes (Suzuki and Saga, 2008), and axial cores, a clear indicator of meiotic entry, were not visible (data not shown) in Nanos2-null male gonocytes with NANOS2-ZM possibly because of the apoptotic cell death (Suzuki and Saga, 2008), indicating that the sex of these cells was not reversed.
A submerged fluid-filled cylindrical shell containing a rigid co-axial core and subjected to an external shock wave is considered, and the fluid dynamics of such interaction is analyzed for the most general scenario of two different fluids.
