The phrase "axis of zero" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, physics, or discussions about graphs and coordinates where a reference point or baseline is being described.
Example: "In the graph, the axis of zero serves as the central line for measuring both positive and negative values."
Alternatives: "zero axis" or "baseline of zero".
The plant body of angiosperms consists of a central axis of two parts, the shoot and the root.
The Bulgarian writer Yordon Radichkov has placed the capital along the axis of two major transnational routes: 1) the historic man-made Silk Road that connects China and the West, and 2) a major natural path of migrating birds known as the "grand route of Aristotle".
What is important, then, is the moral-ethical axis of one's motivations.
The radical axis of two circles is the locus of points at which tangents drawn to both circles have the same length.
For Zhu Xi, one masters oneself to rein in one's naïve self-centeredness by paying ritual respect to others, which in turn spurs a change in the axis of one's moral concern to other people, especially those with whom one is related and daily interacts.
In addition angle measured between the main axis of two protofibrils or fibrils was often around 70°.
There were no diet- or strain-specific differences in plasma citrulline levels, suggesting no difference in activity of the intestinal-renal axis of citrulline/arginine metabolism [1].
A USB joystick with analog sticks was mechanically adapted (see Figure 1.C) so that one axis of one stick would measure how deep the button was depressed to detect when a participant initiated a response.
We observed a perpendicular division to the hypocotyls growth axis of one cell (the lower cell) at 3 dpg, which appeared to be asymmetric as expected for cells entering the stomatal lineage.
Kernel samples were harvested on 6, 12, 18, 24, and 30 days after pollination (DAP) and removed from the ear axis of three ears, respectively.
