The phrase "axial extent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geometry, physics, or engineering, where the measurement or range along an axis is being discussed.
Example: "The axial extent of the beam must be calculated to ensure it can support the load."
Alternatives: "length along the axis" or "axis measurement".
Even at Naples, where the gardens of Poggio Reale had astonished the invading French in the late 15th century, a vast layout inspired by the axial extent of Versailles was developed at Caserta, and, as far away as Peter the Great's Peterhof in Russia, a pseudo-Versailles was laid out by the French gardener Jean-Baptiste-Alexandre Le Blond.
Solutions to the Euler equations are computed to (i) understand how variations in the amplitude and axial extent of a steady heat source and (ii) how unsteady heat release can modify the scattered solution.
Moreover, the mathematical analysis suggests that the axial extent of an assay region (L) in these devices may be reduced to about 3 mm before signal cross-talk with its neighboring segments begins to affect the quantitation process.
The use of annular illumination permits us to obtain an increase in the axial extent of the point spread function of a microscope objective without compromising the lateral resolution.
When the net heat addition is held constant, increasing the axial extent of the heat source results in a reduction of the entropy waves produced downstream and a corresponding increase in the downstream scattered acoustic energy.
For an ARC installation in a 1000 MWth sodium-cooled oxide-fueled fast reactor core, the system constitutes a relatively minor adjustment to a typical fuel assembly, increasing its total axial extent by ∼5 10% and the total primary coolant pressure drop by ∼1%.
We present a linear reconstruction method that maximizes the axial frequency extent of the combined 2D structured illumination passband along with an empirically optimized approximation to this scheme.
This approach may be suitable for normalizing tumor burden but not the axial invasion extent of tumors because it does not reflect axial size and spatial relationships between tumors and affected bones.
The function b(g) describes the fraction of photons scattered within the axial Δz extent of the focus which are scattered back into the solid angle of collection of the objective lens.
Castillo-Gallego, C., Aydin, S. Z., Emery, P., McGonagle, D. G. & Marzo-Ortega, H. Magnetic resonance imaging assessment of axial psoriatic arthritis: extent of disease relates to HLA-B27 3.
As for normal conditions of packed column operation described in Part I, solute presence and the direction of mass transfer has a significant effect on mean drop size, fractional hold-up and to a lesser extent, axial mixing in the dispersed phase.
