The phrase "axial width" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to measurements, particularly in fields like engineering, architecture, or anatomy where the width along an axis is relevant.
Example: "The axial width of the beam must be measured to ensure it meets the structural requirements."
Alternatives: "width along the axis" or "axis width".
The reduced aperture results in a lateral width of 209±20 nm and an axial width of 551±27 nm.
A second approach involves plotting of the root locus of the system poles with increasing axial width of cut.
Increasing the AR from 5 to 25 reduces the distributor length needed to bring the maximal transversal velocity difference below 5% from 170 μm to 15 μm when using pillars with axial width of 5 μm.
Its axial width was 3.0±0.1 µm FWHM for an excitation wavelength of 638 nm.
The width of such distribution determined the focal depth and it is in good agreement with the axial width of the PSF in our experimental conditions (∼600 nm).
In particular, at very low densities, as in this case, DNA molecules can be easily tilted by a scanning AFM tip, thus leading to AFM-measured height values compatible with the axial width of the molecule instead of its end-to-end length.
Focusing schlieren, thermocouple, and airside LDV and PIVV) data confirmed the one-dimensional (I-D) character of nozzle-OJB flow fields; axial widths of velocity- and thermal-layers varied as (input strain rate)−1/2 for both nozzles and tubes.
To illustrate the primacy of single-scattering in governing the spatial dispersion of the focal field, in Figs. 3(a) and (b), we plot the lateral and axial widths (FWHM) of the focal field versus the slab thickness T expressed in multiples of the single-scattering mean free path, l s = 1/ µ s for three numerical apertures: 0.81, 1.16, and 1.31.
The lateral and axial widths of the center of the X-shaped acoustic wave pattern depend on the axicon angle and on an overall transfer function accounting for the finite laser light penetration into the acrylic dye and the finite laser pulse duration [ 8].
Two box-like Class II cavities were prepared using diamond burs (#4137 KG Sorensen Barueri SP, Brazil) that had the following dimensions: 4 mm of bucco-lingual width and 3 mm of proximal-axial width.
Acquired images were reconstructed with axial slices width of 1 mm.
