The phrase "axis height" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geometry, design, or data visualization, where the height of an axis is being discussed.
Example: "In the graph, the axis height was adjusted to improve readability and ensure all data points were clearly visible."
Alternatives: "axis elevation" or "axis vertical measurement".
In the first upgraded beam, the U-shaped hybrid composite was extended up the vertical sides of the beam, to the neutral axis height.
After extracting modal macro-strain, the reference-based damage index is theoretically deducted in which the variations of modal flexural rigidity and modal neutral axis height are considered.
Dens axis height and inclination could thus serve as early predictive markers of dentofacial and posture anomalies.
From there, y axis (width) was assigned to 90 perpendicular axis, and Z axis (height) assigned to tumor depth.
Some other factors, including plant height, length of capsules (floral) and axis height of the first capsule were found to strongly associated with grain yield of sesame [ 6].
These include the correlation between trunk inclination and lip protrusion or the correlation between dens axis height and upper lip length.
The cells also displayed a distinctive morphologic change by colony compaction to become more epithelial-like and polarised with smaller internuclear distances and increased z-axis height.
3) In the end of the subsection headed "HCP symmetry", it is unclear why the authors write that small kz is equivalent to columns spreading over the z-axis (height) entire room.
More intriguingly, OC cells lacking FZD7 seem to display a more epithelial and polarised phenotype, evident by the increased colony compaction, the decreased number of stress fibres, the decreased internuclear distance and the increased z-axis height.
3) In the end of the subsection "HCP symmetry": It is unclear why the authors write that small k z is equivalent to columns spreading over the z-axis (height) entire room.
"If we see a sudden drop in the X axis," or height, said Mike Uretsky, co-director of the Center for Advanced Technology, "we know the floor's gone out from under a firefighter long before he can hit the SOS button".
