The phrase "axis of the table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data representation, geometry, or discussions about tables in mathematics or statistics.
Example: "In the graph, the axis of the table represents the different categories being analyzed."
Alternatives: "table axis" or "axis of the chart".
The C-arm of the lateral fluoroscope was placed under the operating table with the pivot vertical to the long axis of the operating table while the C-arm's arch was tilted away from the source of the AP fluoroscope to prevent a collision.
This scanner's fan-beam geometry could affect width measurements (at right angles to the long axis of the scanning table) despite vertical measures (parallel to the long axis of the scanning table) remaining accurate.
The values correspond to the angle between the tangent to the buccal surface at each distance and the long axis of the tooth (Table 2). Figure 3 Labial surface curvature at variable distances from the cusp tip (± SD).
Previous measurements of the a-, b- axis of the boulders (Table 1) are overestimated up to 25% with respect to the values obtained from the 3D models (see boulder B3), whereas the c-axis results underestimated up to 50% (see boulders B3, B13).
The AP fluoroscope was positioned with the C-arm's pivot maintained at 45° or less to the long axis of the operating table.
The AP fluoroscope was positioned vertically with the C-arm's pivot maintained at 45° or less to the long axis of the operation table.
The forearm should be positioned in parallel to the long axis of the scanner table yet, in some cases, was not.
The time-averaged dose rates at 1 m from the central axis of the imaging table range from about 0.01 µSv/h to about 5 μSv/h, depending on the DXA model.
Results were similar for chronograms, except for the pectoral-fin and hard dorsal-fin rays counts that did not significantly explain variation in the first axis of the MCA (Table 4).
