The phrase "axial vertical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geometry, engineering, or anatomy, where it describes a specific orientation or alignment along an axis.
Example: "The design of the structure requires an axial vertical alignment to ensure stability."
Alternatives: "vertical axis" or "axial orientation".
The length of the beam is linearly varying in time, i.e., the axial, vertical velocity of the beam is assumed to be constant.
In general, elastomeric bearings are designed to sustain axial vertical loads, and the interaction between the vertical and horizontal mechanical behaviors of bearings have been researched in previous studies.
The experiments demonstrate that the axial vertical fibre orientation is superior to transversal orientation for two-phase flow filtration and a higher flux can be achieved with pumped circulation rather than with the airlift system because pumping liquid through the cell can result in a more stable and regular slug flow.
Feature descriptors, obtained from axial, vertical, and horizontal sensor data, were concatenated to form a combined feature vector.
The soil spring model disperses the effects of soil on the pipeline to be springs with different stiffness in the axial, vertical and horizontal directions (Kennedy et al. 1977; Iimura 2004; Yan et al. 2009).
Axial (vertical) instability of the spine is usually related to processes involving vertebral bodies can be due to focal (traumatic fracture or large lytic lesion) or diffuse (such as osteoporosis or multiple myeloma) pathology [43, 44] (Fig. 19a).
Therefore, this laboratory-based study aimed to determine the differences between a single-axial (vertical) and multi-axial (vertical + lateral) suspension seat in reducing WBV exposures, head acceleration, self-reported discomfort, and muscle activity (electromyography) of the major muscle of the low back, neck and shoulders.
We converted the uni-axial vertical accelerations measured by the ActiGraph into activity counts per minute.
Points to the left of the left-most non-axial vertical line denote protein fold changes of hHSC/hPaSC less than −1.5, while points to the right of the right-most non-axial vertical line denote protein fold changes of hHSC/hPaSC greater than 1.5.
In both of the hip and ankle assemblies, uni-axial (vertical) load sensors (Velomat, Kamenz, Germany) are mounted to measure the vertical reaction forces in the corresponding bearings (ankle and hip forces, respectively).
The resonant ME effect was studied in both axial and vertical modes.
