The phrase "axis transfers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geometry, physics, or data analysis where the concept of transferring or moving along an axis is relevant.
Example: "The axis transfers of the data points were crucial for the accuracy of the model."
Alternatives: "axis movements" or "axis shifts".
Loading along the long bone axis transferred through the scaffold defines bone micro- and nanostructure after 12 months.
A linear temperature coefficient of 47 ppm/K was estimated in flight, confirming on-ground measurements for each of the ASM axis transfer functions, again in agreement with the intrinsic properties of the amagnetic PEEK polymer used for the ASM sensor head.
Any time a pixel value is read as an input to the screen it is stored in a 320 element array, which acts as an injective mapping between x-axis pixels and y-axis transfer function values.
Five embryos, folded and sealed along the longitudinal axis, were transferred to a 5-ml plastic bottle containing 500 μl of Liebovitz medium.
According to Fox et al. [ 24], adrenal cortisol secretion is transferred from blood to milk rapidly (within 4 h), but in the absence of sustained activation of HPA axis the transfer rate declines and cortisol is diluted later, as a function of milk yield and milking interval.
This study examines the application of composite soft material microstructure in the technical development of multi-axis dynamic transfer, conducting forecast research aimed at the complementary microstructure.
The new model in ZEMAX was used to calculate on-axis modulation transfer functions (MTFs) at different pupil diameters at the wavelength of 560 nm to suggest an imaging aperture diameter and to define the corneal window.
That means, with the system MTF curves shown, the on-axis modulation transfer through the retina camera optics is nearly diffraction limited, because the system MTF contrast of 0.45 lies just slightly below the model eye contrast of 0.5 at 5.2 cyc/deg (see on-axis MTF curve in Fig. 7, blue solid line).
However, because the ACIS-S CCDs have their columns perpendicular to the (average) dispersion axis, the "frame-transfer streak" events or "trailed image" (see Section 6.13.1 in Chapter 6) can be used to create an accurate zeroth order LRF that is not affected by pile-up, as shown.
As another specific consequence, the wakefield energy that was initially stored in longitudinal oscillations near the axis is gradually transferred to the radial oscillations in the near-wall of channel.
