The phrase "axis speed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or any field that involves motion along a specific axis.
Example: "The axis speed of the rotating wheel was measured to ensure optimal performance."
Alternatives: "rotational speed" or "linear speed along the axis".
Like a spinning top running down, the wobbling or precession of the earth's axis speeds up.
This single picture, prepared by the Institute for Local Self Reliance, says it all: The yellow and green dots represent the download (x-axis) and upload (y-axis) speeds provided by two community networks in North Carolina.
A continuously linearized MPC approach is described and applied to control a 3-bladed, horizontal axis, variable speed wind turbine.
An investigation was made of the factors that determine the impeller torque of vertical axis high speed mixers containing granular solids of low cohesion, the experimental material being sand.
Spinning on an invisible axis gaining speed and complexity per each 180º rotation, a dance video and art performance combination experiments with the shapes of the human body.
The length (or distance of propagation along the longitudinal axis) and speed of contractions was measured (Table S5 and Table S6).
For a standard eye length of ~25 mm, the slow axis scan speed corresponds to an angular movement of ~90°/second which is faster than most saccades [ 49].
In 2011, ST presented the iNemo engine that includes 3-axis linear accelerometers, 3-axis angular speed measures, a magnetometer (heading), and a barometer (altitude).
The Windmatic WM15S is a horizontal axis, two-speed, upwind turbine which uses two induction generators, a 65-kW and a 13-kW unit for the energy conversion and direct connection to the distribution system.
Within the context of 5-axis High-Speed Machining, oscillatory trajectories may penalize process efficiency.
