The phrase "axial dimensions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geometry, engineering, or design, where specific measurements along an axis are being discussed.
Example: "The axial dimensions of the structure must be carefully calculated to ensure stability and balance."
Alternatives: "linear dimensions" or "axis measurements".
The OA-2000 uses the Placido ring cone and optical interference principle to measure the axial dimensions of the ocular structure.
Because brains affected by AD are often atrophic, it was necessary to adjust the axial dimensions of the planned target so as to avoid sulci and blood vessels.
It is found that a unique geometrical scale has to be used for all radial and axial dimensions.
The entrainment ratio ω, the compression ratio P6/P2 and geometric parameters such as diameters and axial dimensions were used to assess performance.
The size, shape and roundness of coarse clasts were characterized by measuring axial dimensions (L, I and S), from which shape descriptors were derived.
For irregular, natural clasts with unknown axial dimensions, a polynomial equation of the same form is applied, but with different coefficients.
We calibrated the image space axial dimension using the fluorescent nanospheres observed with the axially translating camera described in METHODS.
Each section represents a single optical section through the habenula with no binning along the axial dimension.
The distillation column and the rectifier are discretized along their axial dimension.
In order to localize loci in the axial dimension, I used a Fourier optics approach to engineer the point spread function of the microscope into a Double-Helix Point Spread Function (DH-PSF).
Simultaneously, elongating of the giant magetostrictive material is converted to shortening of the actuator's axial dimension with the help of an output rod in "T" type.
